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#11 nikonron

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Posted 23 December 2017 - 08:53 PM

If you haven't got a swing out carrier fabbed yet then I would consider mounting them on the backside of the swing out. Locking the swing out would help deter theft also.  Ron


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#12 Bombsight

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Posted 24 December 2017 - 12:48 AM

If you haven't got a swing out carrier fabbed yet then I would consider mounting them on the backside of the swing out. Locking the swing out would help deter theft also.  Ron

Excellent suggestion!


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#13 Stalking Light

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Posted 24 December 2017 - 01:15 AM

That's for a pair, Dano.

I haven't made up my mind but I'm leaning toward fabricating a custom mount and mounting them dead center on my spare tire .... if I can ever get a bumper with a rear swing out tire mount fabbed. My tires are pretty damn big so there would only be about 6" of Maxtrax above and below the spare.


MaxTrax makes a spare tire mount that straps around the spare. That and a cable lock is what I use.
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#14 Josh41

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Posted 24 December 2017 - 02:05 PM

There are very similar and much cheaper options available:

https://www.amazon.c...ery+boards&th=1

 

or even less:

 

https://www.amazon.c...recovery boards

 

I have some of these mounted across the back of my flatbed between the jack brackets - but if I had a slide in and the space I would mount them under the cab over as someone else suggested.

I have the Maxsa, 32F and they flexed well, I have heard that some of the imitations will crack, so far so good on these. They seem softer and bend well.  I have used them a few times on rocks, dirt and sand.  So far so good. 

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#15 Vic Harder

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Posted 24 December 2017 - 11:30 PM

I have the Maxsa, 32F and they flexed well, I have heard that some of the imitations will crack, so far so good on these. They seem softer and bend well.  I have used them a few times on rocks, dirt and sand.  So far so good. 

 

 

Good to know.  The originals are very pricey!


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