and a rubber gasket for each hole. fender washers would have been useful even if one side needed to be cut straight to fit near edge. As it stands, it appears to be relying on a small washer which will in time be stressed and potentially enlarge the drilled hole.
Hey! Have you used the MaxTrax yet? I've been researching for some recovering boards for my skoolie which weighs in around 18000lbs. MaxTrax site says these are for 7500lbs ... just wondering if these have worked for you yet?
We actually haven’t needed them for the bus but the reason I went with the true maxtrax is because they have a lifetime warranty if they break. Also they now have a heavy duty option available.
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Have thought about using Meguire plastic renewer I found at autozone to make my box look new and protected
Was thinking of doing this exact thing. Thanks for sharing your experience, will motivate me to do the same!
Nice idea. I would have added silicone into those holes to keep it water tight but otherwise it looks perfect.
Yeah, I did that after the fact. Good call out.
and a rubber gasket for each hole. fender washers would have been useful even if one side needed to be cut straight to fit near edge. As it stands, it appears to be relying on a small washer which will in time be stressed and potentially enlarge the drilled hole.
Hey! Have you used the MaxTrax yet? I've been researching for some recovering boards for my skoolie which weighs in around 18000lbs. MaxTrax site says these are for 7500lbs ... just wondering if these have worked for you yet?
We actually haven’t needed them for the bus but the reason I went with the true maxtrax is because they have a lifetime warranty if they break. Also they now have a heavy duty option available.
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I run two 95Ls on my roof and never thought about this. Great work 👊🏻