They use the factory tie down points. 6 total brackets agains the 6 total tie downs.
Take a look here
https://americanadventurelab.com/files/instructions/RR-1019%20-%20Ranger%20BASE%20System.pdf
Purchased the AAL dash mount to try and mount my phone and GMRS handheld below the sight line of the dash. Thought I’d give it a try.
couple of tips:
Just buy black hardware. There is no shiny sliver anywhere in the interior so having some there wasn’t in the cards.
Chase the mounting holes...
Was looking at the AAL base bars for a while. I really like the idea of having a floor mounting system that doesn’t require me to drill into the bed.
I plan on mounting my pro eagle jack and either my action packer or Milwaukee pack out plates to it.
I can confirm it can be installed over a...
I really like it because you can trigger multiple switches with a single action.
https://www.ranger6g.com/forum/threads/garmin-power-switch-mounting-us-ranger-raptor.32494/
is also watch some videos from Blaze Off-road.
Looks like bedrug was bought by husky. So I installed the Husky bed rug and also the ford cargo management rails.
I really like the rug as it makes it so much more comfortable to move around on. And my truck didn’t come with any bed liner so it was one of the more economical options. Also on...
I ended on the final phone mount.
trackform rail and then some trackform 20mm connectors.
ends in a peak design wireless lock mount. Works perfect and changes my phone in a peak design case.
That’s the AAL rail system right? I just ordered that kit and am hoping to get it installed over a bed rug. Do you like it. The modularity looks great.
I’ve now moved this power switch from 3 vehicles. I really like how they function, how they can have multiple switches linked together to 1 control input and that it effectively gives me more aux switches.
I would really have liked to buy Pirate Camp CO’s bracket but they’re not shipping to the...
Went on a fun drive through Wisconsin. Rustic Road 51 and the Sand Road Driftless Loop
https://offroad.onxmaps.com/offroad/map/query/44.5240585,-92.105277/overview?id=172bcbe0-67ad-5cf0-b228-dd20220705e3&link_id=01M0R6K0E6XEWSV0EAHFS0WER6
Threw some Lamin-x film on the corner marker lights and the fog lights. Found the way to get the best job done was to remove the fogs and do the film on the workbench. Doing it on the truck with the shroud would just be a disaster.
I had 4 left over Nacho Nano lights from a previous project. They’re cool because they have lower power amber and full power white modes.
I fabbed up brackets out of scrap aluminum and mounted with the side step bolts. Made my own harness using Deutsch connectors (worth the money to buy the kit...
Relocated the trailer connectors from under the bumper to in the bumper with the SDHQ kit. Then ground off the carrier for the old location and hit it with some touchup paint.
It’s pretty easy. Most people don’t replace their seat bolt plastic covers. I drilled a hole in each for a cleaner install. But other than that choice it’s a simple mod.