Any update on the locking latches? (The lid on my 60 needs the protection!)

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We'll see how it plays out. They are close enough that if they were set next to each other you wouldn't be able to see the differences right away.
Sort of, they didn't send me the right samples so I have more on order. But I will post a pic of the one I have (picture exactly what you have, in bright stainless). The good news is that they just came out with a direct replacement for the ones you have, in plastic, that are lockable. So while not as secure as the stainless ones, they should be considerably cheaper.Any update on the locking latches? (The lid on my 60 needs the protection!)![]()
Send me a note or email outlining what your concept here is, not the structural iteration, but the "why" behind what you want to accomplish, I may be able to make provisions for it within the design of your lid.NLXTACY
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Originally Posted by kevinmrowland
We'll see how it plays out. They are close enough that if they were set next to each other you wouldn't be able to see the differences right away.
Then I would be fine with it. If form, fit and function is there then good enough for me. The reason I say is that I am either going to just keep the carpet over it, hidden. Or adding a slab of aluminum in place of the carpet, adding piano hinge, another piece of identical aluminum with poker table legs added. That way I have a ready made picnic table. Just trying to think outside the box.
I’ve had my 3-foot pry bar, axe, mechanical come-along, snatch strap and a few other recovery items in the tailgate storage area of my 60 with no problems. Of course, I did line the interior of the tailgate with sound deadening material as recommended by Kevin when I installed the lid, so everything moves around nice and silently with no damage I’ve been able to detect to the tailgate.(But boy, it sure would be nice to be able to lock up the tailgate storage area once those stainless locking latches become available!
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The plastic lid is strong enough for you and a couple of your friends to jump up and down on.
Tell Durango "hi" for me, he has one of the lids from the first batch and has been pimpin Wagon Gear over on Expo, and apparently to you as well.![]()