Tailgate Flipdown Tables for Jeep Wranglers
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Influencer I
Here's my Outback Adventure Products JK Trailgater with Bamboo Cutting Board because I'm fannnnnnncccccyyyyy. LOL.
Member III
I made a tailgate table that I can easily put on my TJ or LJ when I need it.
It's held in place by 2 brackets that go over the tailgate. It doesn't require any hardware except for the 4 thumbscrews that connect the table to the brackets. I can take it with me in 3 pieces and assemble it when I get there (camping, tailgating, etc.) . I can also lift it off when I want to.
Yes sir, that’s the ticket.....functionality, well done!!!!
Member III
Thanks. It works well. I tossed the 3 burner stove though. I found it hard to cook evenly with it. I replaced it with a similar Coleman stove that I am much happier with. I also installed a small turnbuckle on each of the chains so I can level out the table. The eggs kept sliding out of the pan every time I tried to fry them! ha ha
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Member III
I built another tailgate table. The first one is shown in post #19 above and will be used on my TJ when needed. This one is permanently mounted to my LJ.
It's sized to support a Coleman stove … but I'm sure I'll find some other uses for it.
It's sized to support a Coleman stove … but I'm sure I'll find some other uses for it.
That is beautiful work! well done.
I built another tailgate table. The first one is shown in post #19 above and will be used on my TJ when needed. This one is permanently mounted to my LJ.
It's sized to support a Coleman stove … but I'm sure I'll find some other uses for it.
Member III
Thanks. The only thing left to do is to mount the bottle opener ... and have another beer of course!
Enthusiast III
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Enthusiast III
Member III
Can't remember what brand this is. It was about $150. I had to buy a nutsert kit to install it.
Enthusiast I
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- Brad
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- Dorris
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Advocate I
I Just picked this up for my JLU. They are expensive, but for being a no-drill solution it cannot be beat. Doubles as a baby changing station by adding a safety strap.
Member III
This is my Springtail Solutions table, it's the older version but has worked well, also a no drill:
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Traveler III
I agree with you. This is definitely an example of "you get what you pay for". I've had mine in place ofor a couple of years now and it's still solid and rattle free. I use it more than anything else. I've never changed a diaper on it though
Contributor I
I finally after much research and bank account reviews went with the Outdoor Adventures table. Too many good reviews, ease of installation (though I can't believe any are too hard vs a trail mech failure) and it looks clean. Was also looking at the RSE one as well.
