Has anyone mounted a lockable option to the side tracks of the GFC for a shovel?
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Check out Shittco he may have an option…
I have. I used mounts from Built Rite. Easy Peasy
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How is it secured to the rails? just regular GFC T-Nuts?
Correct, just T-nuts
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Fantastic! Thank you sir!
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I’ve been running the SeaSucker mounts with a Bolt cable lock. I can move it any place I like.
+:tent:=:slightly_smiling_face:!
Mark (& Teresa)
Hampstead Maryland
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Ford Ranger FX4 - GFC Camper V2 # 1919
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I mounted two builtright molle panels to the side panel and then use quick grips. i park the truck in the city and the shovels have never been stolen (the axe I leave inside). locks probably not necessary if you buy cheap shovels. expensive “overlanding” shovels def not necessary.
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Like most of the things on my rig, I did a hasty cheap “good enough” solution for a trip and ran it until it broke/ failed, but it was so simple and useful I never “upgraded”
You probably won’t see it at any showcase rigs but I used it with great success:
Whole thing would cost you less than 10 bucks, 20 if you wanna be fancy and pay for the OEM t nuts
If you get a non threaded one you can use a padlock if you wish.
Using the screw adds a lite tool requirement to unmounting, so is slightly more secure than the regular quick fists
You could easily plasti-dip if you wanted to really make it look sharp.
Probably could be cut with a hacksaw/ bolt cutter/ angle grinder, but for the opportunistic thief, it never failed me
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What are you using to hold the molle panels on there. Is it some sort of rubber spacer?
Are you asking how to mount the molle panels or how to mount items on the molle panels?