UJOR Build Thread

[Wood Kutter]

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I could have used that SPOD in my UNIMOG !

[Toolman]

100% duty cycle . 6.16 CFM . Air up 35" tires in less than a minute . 2-year warranty.

35" tire in less than a minute to ........_ _ PSI ?

[pratty85]

You have my attention with that sPOD!

[ujoint]

Proud to announce that roof racks are in production! The rack is 5 x 9.5' and made from 1" tubing with 3/16 supports that have 1/4" holes ready to accept awnings or lights on either side. The flooring is expanded metal in the rear (I like to put firewood and smaller items back there) and 1/2" box tubing up front for the big stuff. The racks are powdercoated black texture. I have some accessories in the works too, so I'll be adding product as quick as I can. Tire & fuel can mounts will be 1st. Here are some pics of the prototype tack mounted to Vanaconda, please let me know if you have any questions! Price is $995 complete, plus freight.

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5 racks are being built right now, and 2 are spoken for already! Please email or call me to get one of the remaining 3.

---- we will be building more once this 1st run is gone ----

[Jalapeno]

Awesome Chris! What is the weight, will it support a couple of peeps up there and can you make one longer for me for my extended van?

[ujoint]

I'll have an exact weight early next week. I would feel fine putting 400lbs up there, easy. An EB version is in the works! How about 5 x 12.5'?

[TangoBlue]

Looks nice Chris. What's the strategy for getting up there - any plans for a ladder in the back?

[bobDog]

Likes nice Chris. What's the strategy for getting up there - any plans for a ladder in the back?

Hmmm...ever see those small trampolines for working out. No need for steps.

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[ujoint]

Likes nice Chris. What's the strategy for getting up there - any plans for a ladder in the back?

Yep, ladder up the side should do!

Hmmm...ever see those small trampolines for working out. No need for steps.

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Now thats a good idea!

[Sheep Shagger]

Likes nice Chris. What's the strategy for getting up there - any plans for a ladder in the back?

I use one of those collapsible ladders, works very well, and small enough it doesn't take up any room. Plus makes it harder for anyone else to get up there. Other options are the rear door and aluminess side ladders.