ARCHIVE Speski Off-Road Cargo Barrier

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Corbet said:
Mounting the unit requires removing the two 3rd row grab handles. Intallation takes approx. 15 minutes. It can be removed without any evidence of it ever being installed.
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Hey Corbet, do you have any solution like this for a HDJ81? (that has no 3rd row seat, therefore no rear grab handles)

Andrew
 
asutherland said:
Hey Corbet, do you have any solution like this for a HDJ81? (that has no 3rd row seat, therefore no rear grab handles)

Andrew
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I'm willing to bet the captured nuts are there if its not a high roof line model. I'd try trying to peak behind your headline and get back to me.
 
Corbet said:
I'm willing to bet the captured nuts are there if its not a high roof line model. I'd try trying to peak behind your headline and get back to me.
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Any idea how to safely? I'm scared to death of ripping it or having it come down...from what I hear it's a PITA to get it back up properly.
 
If your that worried about it send me your HDJ81 and I will send you a FZJ80 with a barrier installed no charge. ;)

All kidding aside I don't know how to drop the headliner, never have personally. Check your FSM if have one. I imagine you don't have the speakers up there in the headline like we do either? If you do, you might be able to pull the grills and peak in that way?
 
Corbet said:
If your that worried about it send me your HDJ81 and I will send you a FZJ80 with a barrier installed no charge. ;)

All kidding aside I don't know how to drop the headliner, never have personally. Check your FSM if have one. I imagine you don't have the speakers up there in the headline like we do either? If you do, you might be able to pull the grills and peak in that way?
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I do, actually... I guess to give the dog some surround sound?:D

A bit off topic, but do you have an extra thing (I think a light???) near the back in the center of the ceiling? Its shaped the same as the main light, but mine is simply a blockoff plate. I don't mean the smaller one at the VERY back right above the hatch.

I'll see if I can find my nuts this weekend. HAHAHAH oh man...:hillbilly:
 
asutherland said:
A bit off topic, but do you have an extra thing (I think a light???) near the back in the center of the ceiling? Its shaped the same as the main light, but mine is simply a blockoff plate. I don't mean the smaller one at the VERY back right above the hatch.
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Does your rig have a compass up front? If so, it's the magnetic sensor for it.
 
96r50 said:
Does your rig have a compass up front? If so, it's the magnetic sensor for it.
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Yes. And a good thing I didn't try to rip it down then! :hillbilly: Thanks!!!
 
New Pricing

Pricing as of 1/22/11

$275 for the 80 series barrier, $300 shipped to anywhere in lower 48. + sales tax if you live in Colorado.

Take delivery at Cruise Moab this year to save yourself shipping. Get your orders in soon to allow fab time.

Thanks.
 
Sounds excellent Corbet :) I am checking for my nuts today and will let you know. Are you able to ship to me? I'm in BC (just above Washington)

Andrew

Corbet said:
Pricing as of 1/22/11

$275 for the 80 series barrier, $300 shipped to anywhere in lower 48. + sales tax if you live in Colorado.

Take delivery at Cruise Moab this year to save yourself shipping. Get your orders in soon to allow fab time.

Thanks.
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asutherland said:
Sounds excellent Corbet :) I am checking for my nuts today and will let you know. Are you able to ship to me? I'm in BC (just above Washington)

Andrew
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I can ship the barrier to Canada. Probably end up around $75-ish to sip to Canada. So $350-ish total.
 
Corbet said:
I can ship the barrier to Canada. Probably end up around $75-ish to sip to Canada. So $350-ish total.
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Guess what? GREAT NEWS :cheers: I have the captive nut holes for the 3rd row grab handles even though I don't have the handles. WOOT!
I'll have to poke a hole through the headliner, but other than that it should be super easy.

Corbet, is there anything else I should measure/look for? Fyi my rear headrests like slightly different.
Can you find out if your estimate of shipping is Ok for this postal code? Victoria, BC V9B 6W1

thanks! I'll be sending some money your way asap. This has been bugging me for a while now that we have our 3 month old in the back seat... :)

Andrew
 
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Corbet-

I too have the Hanna carriers but have never carried 2 water cans like that before....when firstoy was first developing the carriers he also mentioned the mountainsmith cube Mountainsmith fits perfectly to carry gear...do you have any of these? i usually carry 3 cubes and 1 water can....with the cube packed up straight would there be major interferences between your cargo barrier and pulling the cube bag out? I can live with some interference b/c it is not exactly easy to get them out anyways...thanks

great product

barrypt5
 
I don't own any of the Mountain Smith Cubes personally. Easiest solution I see it to place your water can forward and carry the cubes in the rear. Then I know you'd be fine.

By barrier overlaps the Hanna Carrier if that makes sense due to the rearward lean of the middle row seats.
 
Do you have a price on the Hanna cutout version?

barrypt5


Corbet said:
I don't own any of the Mountain Smith Cubes personally. Easiest solution I see it to place your water can forward and carry the cubes in the rear. Then I know you'd be fine.

By barrier overlaps the Hanna Carrier if that makes sense due to the rearward lean of the middle row seats.
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Corbet said:
You have a PM
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Yahoo... paypal sent, received, confirmation number for shipping received... woo hoo! Will post pictures when I get it. :popcorn: Thanks again.
 
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