Sherpa Equipment Company - 5th Gen

Well... you made my decision easy... looks like you will be taking my stimulus check. Thank you! I can't wait to get the rack!
 
If you order with a light bar it says you include your brackets. Is this an additional charge or no. I will add a light bar someday but don't really have the money now. If they are included and I don't have to spend 40-50 later I may jump. Also are the lights 12% off as well if purchased with the rack?

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If you order with a light bar it says you include your brackets. Is this an additional charge or no. I will add a light bar someday but don't really have the money now. If they are included and I don't have to spend 40-50 later I may jump. Also are the lights 12% off as well if purchased with the rack?

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Currently, we include the brackets half off! The total order if it is included is 12% off yes. So you could think of it as being applied to the lightbar.
 
Got an answer in email:

The two sizes are for different widths of rack. Crestone = large.

Rotopax = 1, maxtrax = 2, so if you want to throw both up there, you need 3.

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Hey Sherpa Guys. I'm about to order and I wanted to get an Adapt plate(s) but I don't understand the sizing and it's not super clear from your page (pictures or text).

I'd like to stick a couple of rotopax (gas) on top and some maxtrax.

Is that one, two, or three plates and does size matter? Thx.
 
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Traction Board Mounts​

I wanted to share with everyone our new Traction Board Mounts.
Designed to work with MaxTrax, ActionTrax, and TRED traction board devices, they allow for easy mounting both parallel and perpendicular to the crossbars.

Sherpa Traction Board Mounts — Sherpa Equipment Company

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Good looking rack, seems like quality build, and very functional.

I have a general rack question. All the racks I see have a flat straight fairing. Seems like a curve (not a cut) to match the windshield line would be more aerodynamic and look like and extension of the roof.

Is there a reason that they is not curved?
 
Good looking rack, seems like quality build, and very functional.

I have a general rack question. All the racks I see have a flat straight fairing. Seems like a curve (not a cut) to match the windshield line would be more aerodynamic and look like and extension of the roof.

Is there a reason that they is not curved?

Ease of manufacturing.
 
Very nice! Do you know if this would work for the Southern Style Offroad rack in a vertical position (mounting boards parallel to length of 4Runner)? The main drawback to their rack is the crossbars are not adjustable, but I've been looking for a solution like this for a while.

Traction Board Mounts​

I wanted to share with everyone our new Traction Board Mounts.
Designed to work with MaxTrax, ActionTrax, and TRED traction board devices, they allow for easy mounting both parallel and perpendicular to the crossbars.

Sherpa Traction Board Mounts — Sherpa Equipment Company

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Very nice! Do you know if this would work for the Southern Style Offroad rack in a vertical position (mounting boards parallel to length of 4Runner)? The main drawback to their rack is the crossbars are not adjustable, but I've been looking for a solution like this for a while.

To do it parallel to the vehicle would be hard if the crossbars are not adjustable and the spacing is not right, but perpendicular how it is shown here these should work no problem. That is assuming they use 10 series extrusion that is 2"x1". If they use different crossbars with different track spacing you may only be able to utilize two of the bolt holes.
 
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Good looking rack, seems like quality build, and very functional.

I have a general rack question. All the racks I see have a flat straight fairing. Seems like a curve (not a cut) to match the windshield line would be more aerodynamic and look like and extension of the roof.

Is there a reason that they is not curved?

Ease of manufacturing.

We could easily add a curve to the fairing. Personally we think flat just looks the best and is the most functional, it is also much easier to ship on top of one less step during the manufacturing process.
 
Ah thanks! Yes they use the 10 series... it's 3"x1" but I'm not sure why that wouldn't work.

To do it parallel to the vehicle would be hard if the crossbars are not adjustable and the spacing is not right, but perpendicular how it is shown here these should work no problem. That is assuming they use 10 series extrusion that is 2"x1". If they use different crossbars with different track spacing you may only be able to utilize two of the bolt holes.
 

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