Is that a winch buried in the front grill?
What did you do to your 300 today?
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Need details on the winch mount!
Excellent. Who's the manufacturer for the 250 winch plate?
Pls, post a how to, when you duplicate it.
That winch is subtle and gorgeous. I love subtle badass things lol
more deets!
I guess we all just need to order different LC 250 winch cradles and see which one fits lol
Winch cradle roulette!
3rd row delete came in from ADGU - amazing humans and a real surgical precision on their build. Install took an hour with me being overly careful and going nice and slow. I could probably put the seats back in with a 30 minute investment at this point making it an easier process that expected. Fit and finish is REALLY impressive. Bonus because it makes a covered cubby right behind the seats that you can access by tumbling the seats forward - great for my compressor, tools, first aid, etc. More to come as I get that dialed but for now, very pleased to have all this room for activities (dogs).
Did they make this one to have the ability to have their drawer system installed to it?
I believe they are still exploring that functionality but I'm not aware of it being live. I think they mentioned somewhere else in the forum that they could do it with simple mods but it would be pricey?
The hidden cubbies under the floor and rear of the second row will actually suffice for my needs - I doubt a snatch and grab is going to tumble seats forward and it all looks factory and flush. Better spot than I'm used to for a quick stash of laptops, camera gear or otherwise when at a trailhead.
Can you take a pick of the hidden cubbies you're mentioning?
I spoke to them last week asking the same question. They said the flat floor and the drawers/kitchen floor is different. But if your handy enough, they said it’s more than capable of putting you’re own riv nuts in. I figure you can just cap them with button head Allen bolts when the drawers/slides aren’t installed.
Thanks. Is that on a hinge so the flap folds up and down?
The prob is you have to buy their full drawer system & this floor delete. Then still do some more mods. That would be like $10k+ and you still have to do some diy stuff. Prob gonna hold off and see if there are other systems can come up. I might just do the other delete and put a carpeted plywood.
Not on a hinge - mounted on one side to the floor delete and floating on the other side. While the lack of a hinge makes it harder to access, it does make the cubby more secure and stealth and that makes it a net positive for my use.
I'm competent enough to cut plywood and maybe even wrap it... but with lots of stuff going on under the seats (to my untrained eye), I appreciate the mounting towers that they made (super sturdy) and between dogs, wetsuits, boots.... the aluminum is gonna work well for me with a rubber trunk mat as needed. The L - Track is a great touch.
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Just to clarify, we sell two seperate products:
- The LX700h drawer slide system: Approx $5k: This *does* delete the 3rd row and creates a non-structural cover for the hybrid battery area, but does NOT require the structural aluminum floor. The 'floor' is meant to be simple an inexpenvie SPECIFICALLY to reduce cost of the drawer system
- The LX700h 3rd row delete: Approx $2k: This is what's being shown in this post. This is a structural, load bearing, cargo tie down capable floor designed to withstand 700pounds and the general intent is to be a standalone product.
These cubbies are also present in the factory 2-row version of the OT. Clever of them to use the same idea for that space.