I know you don't want to redrill 6 holes that hold the front or rear frame down, but the side bars are important for bracing your rack - fore and aft. Alternatively you could put some spacers in the gaps on the side bars and then bolt through, so that you can do up the two flanges on each end of the side bars. I'd hate to see the roof top tent on the ground on a gnarly steep track or serious congregations.
Hello, after some advice. RE the mounting bars on the roof top tent - we are struggling to align the base of the roof top tent with the tub rack because the mounting bars are not wide enough. When we tried to adjust them to fit the width of the tent's bars on it's base, there wasn't a way to secure the cross bars back onto thee rack. Does that make sense? Help! (basically, keen to know if you had to drill new holes to the base of the tent)
Hey, I didn’t need to drill new holes in my tent but I did drill new holes into tub rack as I saw it didn’t align. Drilling holes into rooftop tent will cause water and condensation leakage!
Hi mate - I’m the middle of building my own and also find gaps between the brackets for the ones on the side. What’s the correct way of building so you don’t have the gaps? Cheers 👍
We bought one a d have it installed. My question is with the ladder. Instructions say it should be at a specific angle. Tho the kings store say it doesn't as its not a support for the tent. Do you know if it matters its at (I think) a 35degree angle? Only ask cuz we need to fit 2 self inflating mattresses in our 4 person Annex
Drivetech lift man, 2 inch front and rear but rear is 350kg constant. Will be dropping a new video on a rundown soon so make sure to stay tuned for it!
