@@markdoyle586 , Thanks. Thank you for being a subscriber

7train, I don’t know of anybody that makes one for a Braptor, but I recall several months back on the Bronco6g forum of somebody modifying a Ford bug shield with success to fit the Braptor. If I hear of a product coming out, I will let you know. Thanks for watching.

Hi Matt, I didn’t run the test with the doors and roof off. I recently bought a MagSafe Otter Box that sticks even better, however, I wouldn’t trust any magnet to hold my phone with the doors off. It would be just my luck that I would hit a hard bump and bye-bye phone. Thanks for watching.

It’s so easy a caveman could do it. 🤣 Thanks for watching. *No cavemen’s feelings were hurt due to this comment.

@@UncleFjester , No I’m very happy with my OBX Sasquatch. It does everything I need it to do. I can’t justify the heavier price tag, because I don’t have the time to use it to its full potential. I’ll be able to utilize my Bronco much more when I retire, than I’m able to use it now. If I want to go fast I have my Mustang.

I sure can! Apprentices always look good with a cowbell attached to their roll around tool box!

Thank you for watching. It’s much appreciated

@@Bknoffbroncos , you are welcome; good luck with your channel.

@@rollofire22 , Even though this Mabett doesn’t have the weight rating of the Ford one, I’ve been pleased with usefulness of it. I too use it more than I initially anticipated. Thanks for the comment, and thanks for watching. Have a BKN Adventure!

Hi Steven, that’s awesome about having the original windshield on an ‘07. I had the original windshield myself on my ‘08 F-350 that I sold last year with 187k on the clock. I had 2 chips that I filled in. The Bronco windshield angle so so slight compared to most other vehicles, causing more replacement. I have several Jeep friends that have replaced multiple windshields as well. It’s just the nature of the beast. Thanks for watching.

Will do. I will do that in the future. If you like, check out this video. Its what my bronco currently looks like. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnKZp6qIdtStnJYsi=Hejxidk4QwQ-xiRN I have a front and rear bumper that I will be installing soon. They will definitely transform the Bronco. Thanks for watching

@@gilbertferguson1685 , I was unsure about the film at first prior to ownership, but I’m pretty glad I got it. I too, stay away from bigger trucks, but sometimes the unexpected happens. Thanks for watching.

@ I’m sure film won’t hurt. I have it on a Porsche 911 and PPF on the hood and front fenders. Helps with small stone chips but a big rock would crack the windshield.

Thank you for watching Jamal. If you ever have questions please reach out.

Thanks for watching. Nice meeting you Robert.

@@ThePounder001 , here is a link. Thank you for watching. MABETT Multi-Color... www.amazon.com/dp/B0D31DW8L8?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

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I heard that as well on the first generation of these. I had the second generation and they stuck extremely well. Mabett included adhesion promotor pads and a better grade of 2 way tape. I removed this eventually in order to install a different product and had a difficult time. It really stuck! For the bug shields I’ve installed, I bought my own bottle of 3M adhesion promotor to use instead of the adhesion pads included in the accessory packet, and none of those bug shields have had an issue.

I'll see what I can do, Brian. Thanks for the great suggestion!

I like mine as well! It definitely makes a difference.

Thank you. Thanks for watching Mark. I have a 22 OBX SAS

Great question Jagman, you will have to disconnect the harness from the taillight. I never thought about it until you asked. I typically remove the 2 rows and leave the clamshell on the truck. I will have to look into making a quick disconnect type connector in an accessible area.

Wow I didn’t think about this either. I just installed these too and am a little bummed now.

No padding. I haven't seen any that do. I’ve removed mine a few times and haven't noticed any chipping. They're in place pretty tight.

@@hoserhockey8572 Awesome thanks for the info! So no issues with the screws on the bottom stripping the rock rails?

I haven't noticed any issues with mine, but you could always buy some rubber caps that go over the end of the bolts to soften the dig of the bolt.

Brian, I didn't ask, but the bottom line is it's pronounced the same everywhere I go, “yum!” Bottom line Hatch Green Chili is the Best!

I don't know for sure. I've noticed in the past that some Broaddict products include different sets of brackets to allow for other product installs to be combined. I would contact Broaddict directly with the question

@@BknoffbroncosI contacted Broaddict and they verified it will install with their cargo window molle panels. Just ordered one. I’ll follow up if I have any issues. Thank you for the video! Great demo and install example!

@@ryonjones564, thanks Ryon. Please let me know how the install goes. I've thought about installing the window molle panels

Well unfortunately, Broaddict was mistaken when they said this would work with my Broaddict rear cargo window molle panels. The plate that holds the bottom window molle panels prevents the side plates from being installed correctly. To make it work, it would have to be removed, but then the window molle panels wouldn’t be supported properly and they’d bang and rattle against this foldable shelf here. Too bad because I really liked this shelf.

@@ryonjones564 Thanks for the heads up Ryon. If you ever have any questions regarding anything that I’ve featured, don’t hesitate to ask. Thanks for being a subscriber

Sorry for the late response, people are tossing all that wood due to the tremendous amount of bacteria in the salt water that the wood absorbed. With all the bacteria the mold sets in quickly due to the moisture and heat. Many people were without power for over a week

@@Bknoffbroncos it could be used outsids sun and heat would make it ok for dog houses etc its such a shame wood goes to trash

@@TheIdontcare007 Agreed

I believe I paid $199 and received in a week.

I believe Broaddict only makes parts for the Bronco.

www.amazon.com/Mabett-Pocket-Storage-Organizer-Accessories/dp/B0BJVB2VDY

I will add to description as well

What's that fence like thing in back of the rear seats? Dog barrier? Where did you find it?

Hi Mike, I haven't forgotten about you. My contact is on vacation.

@@Bknoffbroncos Thanks brother! I'm debating between this Mabett cargo slide out or the ford sliding tailgate. My main deciding factor will be weight capacity. Much appreciated!

Hi Mike, I was told that it has a 350 lb weight rating.

@@Bknoffbroncos thanks my bronco brother!

@@Coloradoboss The headlight covers press on. They have a few strips of rubber edging around edge of cover. The set also came with covers for the side marker lights, but they attach with Velcro. I don’t use the side marker covers, I tinted those

Correct me if I’m wrong, but I’m assuming that you’re referring to the step after removing the accessory panel. I turned my back because I was putting the welding screw, which is in the shape of a T. You are sliding that into the horizontal slot in the tailgate and then turning 90° so it catches after it catches you’re gonna put a nut on it and tight to keep it in place.

Very sturdy. I've had no issues what so ever. I'm very pleased with the boards

No movement when stepped on provided that the bolts have been torqued down properly

@@hoserhockey8572 Allright! thanks for the insight!

Very well so far. No issues! They are very well made