It is not quickly but it is easy only unplug two wires and disconnect two nuts.

 

Almost at 11,000 views!!

 

just ordered mine from dave at northridge! so excited

i've been studying the write ups more then i studied in college.

on the orfab instructions, it mentions a part number (# 87269) that it called a cargo box..

anyone know what that is?

the ammo can that someone mounted..what size is that?

thanks
steve

 

I hope that your install goes well and I am glad that this write-up has given you some study material!!!
I asked about that part number when I did my install and was told that it is a discontinued part??? The ammo can is on mu jeep and I am not sure what size it is but I just drove to the army surplus store and grabbed a few of them. the guy let me carry them all out to the jeep and pick the one I wanted. I gut a small slit in the bottom of the can so that it would hold onto the carrier like the fuel can does.

 

Still holding up great after all this time!!
Here is a pic from about a week ago....Now with a VERY heavy Hutchinson Beadlock and 37 inch Maxxis

 

I have spent the last 2 hours reading all the threads on this carrier. It looks like this will be my next purchase. I wanted a LoD tire carrier, but this seems to be a much better option.
Thanks for all the write ups

 

Yes it will! Read two posts above yours.

 

Looks like a good alternative to buying a whole bumper/tire carrier setup. It kinda scares me though with all the drilling and stuff. I might rather pay the extra 200 for the Smitty XRC.

 

So you can leave your stock 3rd brake light and let it simply shine through the spokes? I like that.

OH, BTW, nice cupholders in the bumper!

 

You probably could, but then you couldn't put cans on the carrier. I cut my light off and bolted it to the center upright on the carrier. Free mods are the best.

Yeah, they've held up really well, and don't come out any. I got the idea from evanyj350, who got it from the Chevy Avalanche guys. Works great. Sometimes you find bottles there after driving places.