Yes, life has happened and I actually forgot I raised my hand for the original run. Gotta take care of some things before I can accessorize the new ride.
Dissent offroad modular rear bumper.
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Yes, life has happened and I actually forgot I raised my hand for the original run. Gotta take care of some things before I can accessorize the new ride.
Sweet..........
Emailed you. Let's get something going.
Emailed you. Let's get something going.
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No problem, since I posted I have put my 100 up for sale so I can get a newer one that has the color I want.
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Pretty happy with the end result!
Have a little more work to do on the 3rd swing and table but it's coming together. I'm also planing on a 1/2 pan 3rd swing out to house a single 3gal rotopax for those that want something a little more low profile.
Table legs ought to be adjustable for those uneven camp grounds..
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There is about 4" of ajustment by simply changing the ange of the leg. I'm going to play around with them like this and see how it works out
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Wow that really is an all in one swing out I like it a lot! As for the adjustable legs, would something like telescope aluminum round or square tube allow for more versatility? If you found the right sized boulder or other object you could shorten them substantially more and rest the swing out on top of it. Just a thought, great job!
Nice work benc - super impressive!
Smart design. Very well thought out.
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That is what I was looking for but could not find a cost effective option. If you wouldn't mind sending me a link that would be great! The cost is getting up there on this swing out so trying to cut cost where I can without compromising quality.Wow that really is an all in one swing out I like it a lot! As for the adjustable legs, would something like telescope aluminum round or square tube allow for more versatility? If you found the right sized boulder or other object you could shorten them substantially more and rest the swing out on top of it. Just a thought, great job!
All my stuff is US made with the exception of some hardware which makes it tough to price things competitively.
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Interesting design! How's the flex/movement of the ladder & accessory swing out when driving the rough?
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I took it down some rough roads this afternoon. There is a little movement Which is expected as it is attached to the frame but not much at all. It does move a bit if you grab ahold and shake it but I believe that is the case with most,
It actually moves less when there is some weight on it.