Yes I have a few Mabett things and they have all been good products. I know they also have a Facebook page, where they come up with ideas and ask for feedback from Bronco owners before they go in to production. That page is 'Mabett for Bronco 2021 2022 Design'
Nice video and nice install. Way over my budget for a table. I have a table from rough country, and it is rough. I may rebuild it or make one from scratch. Either way it will have double neodymium "latches".
Thank you. I thought about making my own as well, but when I started to tally up the materials that would be necessary to do it right, I went the 'buy' route. Maybe this video will help you with some ideas on how to construct it, especially the mounting points. Good luck!
Looks good 👍. My Bronco came with the dealer installed Ford oem table, and I wish it had a solid surface above the "molle" slotted section like the Mabbet table does. I do use the molle slots and have hung some various small bags on it, including an IFAK-type first aid kit. Also ord'd (amazon) some magnetic-base cup holders that work with cups, cans, travel mugs, that prevent them from being knocked-over by hand or wind-blown. They work well on the fold-down table (if it's made from steel).
The magnetic base cup is a great idea! This table is steel so they will definitely stick to that. I might just put that on my Christmas list, thanks for the suggestion!
Maybe throw some sound deadening mat in there to reduce the vibration noise - it's just about nothing during driving, but couldn't hurt for the opening / closing. Figure it'll just give it a bit more premium feel.
That is a great idea...maybe some kind of dense foam with a little bit of give to it, sandwiched between the molle surface and the table surface where there is a half inch of air. That would probably cut out the 'drum' noise when slamming the gate closed. Thanks for the suggestion!
Thanks! I am going to try and make plans for this in the new year. Sadly, here in Western PA there aren't as many publicly available trails like you have down in TN, so I just need to plan better to get out of town. Thanks for watching
Thanks for pointing that out. I don't know why, but it looks like the version that I installed is no longer available on Amazon. I am going to make a note of that in my comment.
Awesome. How deep is it? I have the OEM security cage in the back of mine because I have a soft top and I want to make sure it doesn’t hit when I close the back gate with that on.
Hmm...I just checked the Amazon store and it looks like you are correct. Usually there are three different versions for sale and an option to pick the one you want: the original version that I installed, a 'transformers' version that has fold out sides, and the cutting board version. It looks like only the cutting board version is available right now. I would suggest you check back later, they are always having various items out of stock due to high demand.
Having a really hard time with the table, seems to be about a .75 inch gap when I tighten one side. Can't figure it out. any thoughts? I can't find Mabett's customer service contact anywhere (some chips on that table too_
Hmm....must be the camera playing tricks. I just went and checked and that lock nut is on in the proper orientation. The nylon part inside it is blue, and that is showing through, but it is on the correct way. Since you have a keen eye, I will admit to you that there IS something I messed up in the video and later fixed but did not edit it out. Can you spot it???
@@BudgetBronco sorry, I wasn’t implying you installed the nut wrong. I just think it looks cleaner with the hex bolt on the inside. I’m sure you installed it per the instructions.
Hello Budget Bronco! Thanks for this and other helpful videos. Just wondering if this tailgate table is compatible with the factory slide-out tailgate…will the tailgate table’s open position prevent the slide-out tailgate from sliding out all of the way? I remember Ford did not allow buyers to choose both options online. Not sure if it was a weight limit requirement, or something else.
Is this the product you are referring to? accessories.ford.com/products/bronco-2021-2023-slideout-tailgate If so, it is tough to say. The table I installed does protrude in to the cabin maybe an inch and a half or so. It might be enough to contact slide out. A bigger question though, why would you need both??
Thank you for sharing! I feel way more comfortable installing my table now ❤
Glad I could help!
Good choice, I go this exact one. No issues so far! Also, Mabett is pretty active on the forums. If you reach out they might want to advertise this.
Yes I have a few Mabett things and they have all been good products. I know they also have a Facebook page, where they come up with ideas and ask for feedback from Bronco owners before they go in to production. That page is 'Mabett for Bronco 2021 2022 Design'
Nice video and nice install. Way over my budget for a table. I have a table from rough country, and it is rough. I may rebuild it or make one from scratch. Either way it will have double neodymium "latches".
Thank you. I thought about making my own as well, but when I started to tally up the materials that would be necessary to do it right, I went the 'buy' route. Maybe this video will help you with some ideas on how to construct it, especially the mounting points. Good luck!
Looks good 👍. My Bronco came with the dealer installed Ford oem table, and I wish it had a solid surface above the "molle" slotted section like the Mabbet table does. I do use the molle slots and have hung some various small bags on it, including an IFAK-type first aid kit. Also ord'd (amazon) some magnetic-base cup holders that work with cups, cans, travel mugs, that prevent them from being knocked-over by hand or wind-blown. They work well on the fold-down table (if it's made from steel).
The magnetic base cup is a great idea! This table is steel so they will definitely stick to that. I might just put that on my Christmas list, thanks for the suggestion!
@@BudgetBronco 👍
Maybe throw some sound deadening mat in there to reduce the vibration noise - it's just about nothing during driving, but couldn't hurt for the opening / closing. Figure it'll just give it a bit more premium feel.
That is a great idea...maybe some kind of dense foam with a little bit of give to it, sandwiched between the molle surface and the table surface where there is a half inch of air. That would probably cut out the 'drum' noise when slamming the gate closed. Thanks for the suggestion!
Your Bronco is looking great
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Hey man, great to see you putting out new videos. Any plans on doing some off roading to show us how the Bronco does?
Thanks! I am going to try and make plans for this in the new year. Sadly, here in Western PA there aren't as many publicly available trails like you have down in TN, so I just need to plan better to get out of town. Thanks for watching
I like it but any idea why the tailgate table is different on the pictures when you click the amazon link? Doesn't look like the one you reviewed, hmm
Thanks for pointing that out. I don't know why, but it looks like the version that I installed is no longer available on Amazon. I am going to make a note of that in my comment.
@@BudgetBronco yeah that's a bummer, I was excited to order the one you have! Hopefully it will be available soon
First! Was waiting for a new video.
More to come! Thanks for being a subscriber, I appreciate it!!
Awesome. How deep is it? I have the OEM security cage in the back of mine because I have a soft top and I want to make sure it doesn’t hit when I close the back gate with that on.
Good question...just went down to the garage and measured it: 2 and 1/4 inches deep
Great video, more than I’d like to spend but looks like a good product
They sometimes offer discount codes on the Bronco6G forum so keep an eye out!
The only version of this table that i can find doesnt actually have the holes in the upper part and theres a cutting board in it now.
Hmm...I just checked the Amazon store and it looks like you are correct. Usually there are three different versions for sale and an option to pick the one you want: the original version that I installed, a 'transformers' version that has fold out sides, and the cutting board version. It looks like only the cutting board version is available right now. I would suggest you check back later, they are always having various items out of stock due to high demand.
Having a really hard time with the table, seems to be about a .75 inch gap when I tighten one side. Can't figure it out. any thoughts? I can't find Mabett's customer service contact anywhere (some chips on that table too_
Where is the gap? Maybe send me a picture and I can try to help. You can find my email on my 'about' page.
11:20 - am I the only one that's triggered by the lock nut facing outward here?
Hmm....must be the camera playing tricks. I just went and checked and that lock nut is on in the proper orientation. The nylon part inside it is blue, and that is showing through, but it is on the correct way. Since you have a keen eye, I will admit to you that there IS something I messed up in the video and later fixed but did not edit it out. Can you spot it???
@@BudgetBronco sorry, I wasn’t implying you installed the nut wrong. I just think it looks cleaner with the hex bolt on the inside. I’m sure you installed it per the instructions.
Ahhh gotcha...all good thanks for commenting
@@reverb508- Nah, you’re not the only one! It definitely bugs me!
Thanks for the review. I can't stand rattles either lol.
Thanks for watching!
Can this be installed on Bronco Raptor?
Sorry, I do not know if it is compatible with Raptor.
Hello Budget Bronco! Thanks for this and other helpful videos. Just wondering if this tailgate table is compatible with the factory slide-out tailgate…will the tailgate table’s open position prevent the slide-out tailgate from sliding out all of the way? I remember Ford did not allow buyers to choose both options online. Not sure if it was a weight limit requirement, or something else.
Is this the product you are referring to? accessories.ford.com/products/bronco-2021-2023-slideout-tailgate If so, it is tough to say. The table I installed does protrude in to the cabin maybe an inch and a half or so. It might be enough to contact slide out. A bigger question though, why would you need both??
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Power cable for the work light: Am I a joke to you? 😢
Haha..ya, not advised to do that. Thanks for watching!
@@BudgetBronco must’ve owed you some money. 😆