Hunter
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- First Name
- Howard
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- California
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- General Contractor, retired / Electronics designer/manufacture & software developer in years past
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It would be nice to have the ability to bolt on a temporary heavy-duty rock plate underneath, mostly just in the center section which is most vulnerable to high centering.
Some of the back roads I visit for hunting or to cut fire wood are rough and rocky. We don't call them roads; they are "rocky 2-tracks". I can't even find a photo for you because they are the kind of road where you need to pay attention to the rocks as you crawl thru them in places. Don't want to accidentally damage the battery pack.
In other words, from the factory it would be good to have appropriate places to bolt on an aftermarket rock plate (or plates).
You could leave on, or possibly use a floor jack to remove when you don't need.
Thanks.
Some of the back roads I visit for hunting or to cut fire wood are rough and rocky. We don't call them roads; they are "rocky 2-tracks". I can't even find a photo for you because they are the kind of road where you need to pay attention to the rocks as you crawl thru them in places. Don't want to accidentally damage the battery pack.
In other words, from the factory it would be good to have appropriate places to bolt on an aftermarket rock plate (or plates).
You could leave on, or possibly use a floor jack to remove when you don't need.
Thanks.
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