Just a beginner's start

[jeffreybehr]

I had moved some stuff to my '24 Braptor, but today I bought a new 16" bag from Harbor Freight, reloaded it, and got them bungycorded into the back.

A twelve-volt compressor is in the left-hand bag, while the RH bag contains a snatchstrap, clevises, jumpercables, and tire-wrenching tools. I know it's not a big deal, but I need to start somewhere, yes?

 

[Bschurr]

Looking good @jeffreybehr

PSA - bungee cords are dangerous AF! I highly suggest static lashing straps to hold your stuff. Check out Rok Straps…

 

[jeffreybehr]

BSChurr, you are absolutely correct, and I TYVM for reminding me.

Several days ago I thought of these straps that I had never used, but that thought disappeared by last nite.

Probably my next purchase for the Braptor is an around-the-sparetire gascan carrier like this one.

Rock Slide Engineering EZ Rack | AC-TR-102S

Check out the deal on Rock Slide Engineering EZ Rack | AC-TR-102S at WILD HORSES 4X4

www.wildhorses4x4.com

...or stay fairly close to home!

 

[Bschurr]

The RSE EZ Rack is a fantastic product - I have used mine for the past almost 20 years. The pro tip is to mount the strap around the spare as far away from the rear glass as possible so you can still use the handle to open the tailgate while it’s attached.

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