Outdoor Adventure USA

Posted: **Sat Apr 10, 2010 7:44 pm**

They are separate from the barrier and can be removed. Not noisy at all. Truthfully the shotgun doesn't rattle much either.

Posted: **Sun Apr 11, 2010 10:21 am**

Excellent, where can they be purchased?

Posted: **Sun Apr 11, 2010 5:59 pm**

Chazz Layne wrote:Excellent, where can they be purchased?

I actually bought that at gun shop. You can get them at Walmart too.

Posted: **Sun Apr 11, 2010 7:42 pm**

Huh, I'll take a look next time I head into town. Thanks.

Posted: **Fri Sep 17, 2010 3:52 pm**

Got tired of my sliders in my OEM roof rack and decided to make my own platform. Items used, 1/2" dia all-thread, Nylock nuts and fender washers, 3/8" air hose, 1/8" SS expanded metal, and 1/2" conduit clamps. Will paint the outer nuts black when I get the time.

Posted: **Fri Sep 17, 2010 8:00 pm**

Ollie:

It sure make it a lot easier to walk on the rack and store stuff too. Nice addition.

Posted: **Fri Sep 17, 2010 11:01 pm**

DaveK wrote:Ollie:

It sure make it a lot easier to walk on the rack and store stuff too. Nice addition.

It's not an aircraft carrier deck like yours but it sure beats what I had.

It holds my weight ok but I reall don"t see a reason to stand on it yet.

Posted: **Fri Jan 28, 2011 11:50 am**

I have had a RAM laptop mount in my rig for a few years now. I started out with a Panasonic Toughbook then migrated to an HP Pavilion dv3 laptop. The laptop mount tray for the RAM mount is bulky and cumbersome. The mount sets over the passenger seat so it is a pain to have passengers on board when you picot the setup over the center console you are banging your hand around on the bottom of it. If you raise it high enough for everything to clear underneath then the laptop blocks the drivers view out the passenger side windshield when the laptop is open. Additionally, when the laptop is clamped up in the RAM tray, the clamps block a lot of the plugs and disc drive access on the HP computer since everything is on the sides of the new computers.

Well, I fabricated a solution yesterday. I got my hands on a 1/4" thick piece of 12" x 12" fiberply board (fiberglass) and cut it down to 7" x 10". I removed the mounting ball from the bulky RAM mount tray and found a good location on the fiber board and marked the hole positions for the mount ball mounting holes. I drilled the holes and counter sunk the top side of the holes so the srewheads would be fluch. I then attached the mount ball to the board and layered the entire top of the board with the loop-side velcro. I layer the bottom side of my laptop, ensuring not to cover any vent holes, with hook-side velco.

I now have a super strong holding lower profile laptop mount. I can get to everything on the sides of my laptop, It holds tighter than the RAM Mount tray, and I can now have passengers in my truck without much issue at all. If the velcro gets weak I will switch to dual lock tape. However, if I have to go that route I'm worried about not being able to remove my laptop.

Old Laptop Mount Setup