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My truck is a 2002 Nissan Frontier 4X4, which I love. However, the front bumper of a Frontier is plastic so there is no metal bumper to mount a surf rod holder to. It seems that
I will have to get someone to weld the holder to the underframe. This seems a little tricky and I want to identify someone who knows what they are doing. Any recommendations would be appreciated. I live in the Lewes, Delaware area. My preference is to mount it on the front or in the bed. Dont want to interfer with the tailgate so a bumper hitch mount is out. |
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I am also looking for some help in this area. I have a 01 Jeep Grand Charokee. Anyone out there? 8)
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Here ya go, I put two on my F250 in place of the tow eyes.
http://www.leedengineering.com/ These bad boys are heavy duty and built to last. Costs less and easier to install than a Hiddenhitch. And you can have Gene Reynolds put together anything you want. His star product is the Reynolds Rack. Check out the attached jpg, nice stuff!.
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Gene Reynolds would be the man,,,if you don't want anything that big, I would suggest just putting a front hitch on your vehicle,,,there are many racks, some good and not so good, that just slide in the hitch,,,no wobbles if you get a j pin that tightens the unit against the hitch,,,there is absolutely no wobble with my rack,,,solid,,,here is a pic of the rack on my truck,,,72qt cooler fits in the rack and holds 10 rods,,,it's a solid rack,,,generally most front hitches can be installed by a diy,,,mine only took 30 minutes to install and was quite easy,,,before you purchase a hitch and if you want to do it yourself, the manufacturer will tell you generally the degree of difficulty of installation and time to finish installation,,,keep in mind, some installations can be a real bear and are better left to a profesional.
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ahhh, see, I either take a camp table with me, or just pull everything out of it anyhow and drop the tailgate....
http://fish-aholic.com/coppermine/cp...album=2&pos=64 that is a closer shot of my setup..you can see the homemade rod holder. Originally it was made for a Jeep Wrangler and had 1x1" OD and tac welded to the fram were 1x1" ID tubes. It slid right in, well my brother sold his jeep and got into fly fishing and away from saltwater so I inherited it, broke out the welder, some thin flat bar, a 2" tube welded on some more mesh to close the box off completely and hooked it right up to the receiver.....can't beat free rod holders. |
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Nothing wrong with that setup,,,you can't beat the price,,,I have been considering on getting just a cooler rack for the rear,,,something that would hold a 100+quart cooler for those trips to the outer banks,,,it certainly would free up a lot of space in the bed of my truck, especially when we go on vacation in august down there,,,my wife and and my kids can really fill the bed up quick with stuff
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