The Utility Belt

[MileHigh]

Ohhh, how about Floaty wings to make it amphibious…

 

[Krabby]

Where would it attach to the front wings?

Don’t know. I was just spitballing

 

[Zacman110]

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Be easy to have a mix - some that clipped to the utility belt and some magnetically. Significantly cheaper than a wrap, and would preserve the paint warranty.

Where would it attach to the front wings?

 

[Tazzieman]

. Significantly cheaper than a wrap, and would preserve the paint warranty.

Warranty? Against scratches and dents?

 

[Norville]

Warranty? Against scratches and dents?

I'd bet the paint warranty is about general failure and not normal wear and tear.

 

[Tazzieman]

I'd bet the paint warranty is about general failure and not normal wear and tear.

Exactly. It won't peel off in the sun sort of thing.
Wear and tear is a very very rubbery term. Ask anyone who has had to deal with insurance!

 

[Zacman110]

Warranty? Against scratches and dents?

No if there was some sort of issue with the paint, and you had wrapped it ineos won’t warranty it. Check the T&Cs in the contract.

 

[MrMike]

If someone developed “armor” to protect against trail rash that simply clipped into the belt when needed, I’d consider it

The issue is it wouldn't protect the tops of the doors and front fender, great idea though

 

[Barney]

You can attach some toiletries….

 

[Tazzieman]

You can attach some toiletries….

You could also attach a toilet seat like the bumper dumper on the Top Gear arctic special

 

[bemax]

You could also attach a toilet seat like the bumper dumper on the Top Gear arctic special

Or the door mounted one in the African special

 

[Barney]

You could also attach a toilet seat like the bumper dumper on the Top Gear arctic special
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Or the door mounted one in the African special

 

[grenadierboy]

I am still working on design of my detachable tables to fasten to these Utility rails
Two supports which slot into the top rail and if needed a swing down leg which slots into the lower 2 hole module. stainless steel shelf with a hinged lid panel to swing up and protect the paint from heat and splashes. If I recall correctly these rails are fastened to the frame of the door and can carry 100 kg per door
A great spot to put a hot plate or jet boil under the awning and to make lunch and a cuppa.
If you don't need the shelf you can use the supports to hold a bag for your rubbish, hang clothes/towels on to dry or if you are a lot lighter than me you could use them as another step to access the roof, depending on the shear strength of the fittings and supports.

Hi DaveB.
Have you advanced your thinking around external folding tables attached to the utility belt rails?

I may have missed seeing discussion on this but also my perception is that we have seen pretty much zero ideas on practical (usable) ideas for the utility belts from aftermarket suppliers?

 

[Eric]

You could also attach a toilet seat like the bumper dumper on the Top Gear arctic special

Timing comment the TG arctic special was on UK TV last night just about at the time you made your comments. Coincidence or planning on your part

 

[Tazzieman]

Timing comment the TG arctic special was on UK TV last night just about at the time you made your comments. Coincidence or planning on your part

In Tasmania I can't get UKTV , so it was a "coincidence" if you believe in that phenomenon

 

[DCPU]

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I'm more convinced than ever that Ineos doesn't really have a clue what to do with them.

 

[Deepblue]

One of the questions we're always asked is "What are those holes in the side?" This explains all...🧐 | By Chandlers INEOS | Facebook

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I'm more convinced than ever that Ineos doesn't really have a clue what to do with them.

By the looks of it they are working on an electric version of the grenadier… electric generator in the boot and some jerrycans to allow enough range

 

[Traffic]

You mean you're not going to attack the trails with 60lbs of flammable liquid dangling from your door by a single D-ring?

 

[IG_in_AZ]

Having seen the video of the clipboard / document holder, I look forward to driving down the highway at 75 MPH with one of those dangling from a D-ring on my door, perhaps between the 4x 20L NATO Jerry cans full of petrol.

 

[Barney]

Reminds me of the movie "My Name Is Nobody" with Terence Hill. The Wild Horde. so don't hang flashing things on the utility belt.

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