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KargoMaster rack stuffPhilosopher 04-27-2001, 11:42 AM Schlud, how'd you mount your IPF's to the KM? I have found a solution that I am implementing over the weekend - it is a Yakima piece that is sold in sets, 4 for $8 (i.e. 4 light mounts). They are pieces that are usually parts of other Yakima setups ... but they allow the mounting of lights to the KM round bars. I am picking up one set today to work with ... Schludwiller 04-27-2001, 04:43 PM I bought the Yakima LoadWarrior Light brackets. $30 for the two, and it includes the round brackets for mounting to your bar. I then used PVC tape (waterproof, thick and tough) to build up the KargoMaster bar so the fit would be snug. I also had to drill two new holes. One for the IPF bolt. The other for the lower mounting clamp. Very solid. and works great. http://xterra4x4.com/mods/Owners/Lightbrackets/front.jpg http://xterra4x4.com/mods/Owners/Lightbrackets/Rear.jpg http://xterra4x4.com/owners/images/schlud/close.jpg Philosopher 04-30-2001, 12:57 PM Thanks fool. The 'round brackets' are what I'm talking about - for my reverse lights, I don't need anything else ... still working on my front lights. Schludwiller 04-30-2001, 02:37 PM I'm going to use the Yakima clips (like the ones I used for the front brackets). I just have to drill a larger hole in the plastic, and build up the rear bar areas. I'll just do one clip per light because I won't mind them bouncing around on the rear as much as the front. Did you buy the IPF backup lights? wqbang 04-30-2001, 05:05 PM T, Let us know how the clips work out for you. I for one am definitely interested in them. Philosopher 05-01-2001, 12:32 PM Originally posted by Schludwiller I'm going to use the Yakima clips (like the ones I used for the front brackets). I just have to drill a larger hole in the plastic, and build up the rear bar areas. I'll just do one clip per light because I won't mind them bouncing around on the rear as much as the front. Did you buy the IPF backup lights? I mounted up one of them last nght, it works great, doesn't move around at all. I didn't have to drill the mounts out. I bought some cheap-ass tractor lights to use as reverse lights, I'm not spending any more cash on lighting. :smoker: wqbang 05-01-2001, 03:49 PM So... are you going to give us a part number or somethin'? :) Philosopher 05-02-2001, 01:55 PM Originally posted by wqbang So... are you going to give us a part number or somethin'? :) That's the problem, I don't know what it is and the guys that I picked them up from don't know either. It is the part that goes around the round bars on Schlud's light mount, sorry I can't help you out more. I will try to find out what they are called ... Mobycat 05-02-2001, 03:03 PM You're not talking about something like what I had my IPF's mounted to when on top are you? If so, those can be had at Radio Shack for $10 each. Just a simple antenna mount. Philosopher 05-02-2001, 04:03 PM Originally posted by Mobycat You're not talking about something like what I had my IPF's mounted to when on top are you? If so, those can be had at Radio Shack for $10 each. Just a simple antenna mount. Nope, talking about 4 for $8 parts from Yakima. vBulletin®, Copyright ©2009, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
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