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I printed some molle panels to add places to mount extra stuff.

I wanted to mount my shovel on the inside of the door but I could not afford the price of the Dirtbox Overland molle panels so I mocked up a bracket in AutoCAD and sent it to my 3D printer. We will see how it holds up.

I wanted to mount my shovel on the inside of the door but I could not afford the price of the Dirtbox Overland molle panels so I mocked up a bracket in AutoCAD and sent it to my 3D printer. We will see how it holds up.

On the above mentioned trip I found that the topper had slid forward and touched my cab. No damage but I wanted to make sure this could never happen again. I bought some 1-1/2" aluminum angle from Home Depot and drilled some mounting holes and used some t-nuts I had leftover from a Xtrusion...

SmartCap wants $4400 for theirs and Dirtbox wants $4750 so there is not much price difference between the most popular and the what I bought. The advantages to Dirtbox are huge. It is very well sealed, no seams, and it comes prewired with power and lighting.

I got out of town for a little while and climbed above the fog.

Today I went on a local trail just to get out and get above the fog.

After waiting 17 months for Xtrusion Overland to provide the parts for my topper I requested a refund and ordered a Dirtbox Overland topper. I received it in 3 weeks. I could not be happier.

I made a drive to central Oregon in August. This truck is very nice to travel in. I did a tour of some ghost towns in north central part of the state. It was smoky from all of the forest fires but was a good trip.

Very nice! Can you share a link to what you have. I would like to learn more about it. It looks very nice.

In preparation for the XO.SKLTN rack panels to arrive I installed a USB port behind my mirror for the rearview dashcam I will be installing. There is no windows for the topper so I will need to swap to a digital rear view and I thought this would be a convenient way to have power for the...

I built a temporary tonneau cover.

Xtrusion Overland is telling us that it will be at least another 2 months before they START shipping the side panels for the XO-Skltn system. I needed some way to secure my stuff in the bed of my truck so I made a temporary tonneau cover to put on mine. It isn't water tight but should provide...

Considering that you stated that you are in the city most of the time I would stick with stock sizes. There is no functional need to change this. The ranger can handle a lot directly from the factory. Upgrade as needed if you start doing more technical trails.

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Of course I have heard of Pape. I drive by the Eugene shop every day on my way to work.

I am in the Eugene area.

Yes Baofeng, my daughter plays with my radios and sometimes they don't come back from her friends homes so I need cheap radios. After doing a mountain drive with a friend I can see the real need to update to something better, maybe even permanently mounted.