Mounts to the factory rails...just like you're looking for [emoji106]
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I have the Rocky Road ( 4runner Roof Rack:Â*5th Gen 4Runner Roof Rack ) and it's rock solid.
Slight modified for mountain bike hauling
I was actually looking through some of your posts last night. I'm also looking in to options for a limited front bumper and saw magnetic reference you after their front end conversion. Nice work on everything.
Hey I have a question and can't start my own thread yet so this seemed like as good a place as any to post it. I had a similar desire for a cheap basket that I could mount to the side rails so it sits lower than using factory cross bars.
I got a Thule Canyon 859 on the cheap off CL and was thinking of using either
Everbilt 1-1/2 in. x 96 in. Aluminum Angle with 1/16 in. Thick 802597 at The Home Depot - Mobile
Or
Everbilt 1-1/2 in. x 48 in. Plain Steel Angle with 1/8 in. Thick 800947 at The Home Depot - Mobile
And basically making something similar to the Rola low profile mounts that I've seen plenty of people talk about.
Anyone have any thoughts on pros/cons of aluminum versus steel? Clearly the steel is going to be stronger. But it seems to me as long as the aluminum is strong enough the steel is just extra weight and worry over rust.
As far as mounting the basket I'm sure I can either use ubolts like the rola mounts or drill holes directly through the basket.
Appreciate the help!
I've had a Rocky Mounts rack on my Range Rover for 2 years, it still looks good as new. My Range has traversed thousands of miles off-road- and that rack has held everything from my RotoPax, Shovel, Hi-Lift Jack, Sleeping Bags, Folding Chairs and my Pelican Case. It has been fantastic, strong and hasn't shown signs of wear or fatigue. For under $400- I don't think you can beat it.
I purchase a 2nd Rocky Mounts basket for my 4runner, because it fits perfectly on the cross-bars and doesn't extend past the OEM side rails or Sharkfin antenna. The rack itself includes a fairing, all the hardware to universal mount on square, round or aero bars, and a cargo-net which is really good quality. I would say, you can't go wrong with this basket if your looking for a strong, affordable unit that won't require any fabrication, drilling or modification to your rigs roof.
Would I sleep or Stand on it? No- But it does what I need it to do, hold my ARB awning and haul my gear for extra space within my cabin. :reddance:
Mounts to the factory rails...just like you're looking for [emoji106]
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Hey, sorry I know I just wrote you a pm, but now I noticed that you do have the one that mounts directly to the rails. I am looking for that item and am having trouble. Do you know that name or the product/item number? Thanks :thumb:
Have the rhino rack. Love it.![]()
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It's a substantial package. I paid $113 for shipping to NC. Still a good price for a very solid rack. Pics of unboxing and install at https://goo.gl/photos/in5ExN9tFTTNmndD9Why does Rocky Road charge so much for shipping? Shipping quote was $156 for a $250 rack! I'm in MA, I can't see shipping costing that much from Utah.
What shovel/mount combo are your using on your rhino rack??