I have one of those plano sportsman trunks that sits in the back where I store the hose and any emergency equipment I may use.
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WOW a GLOWING 'L' !!!!! That would complete my life!All good reasons, but if you have one it works very nice, airing up and down. Plus you get an extra digital "L" logo on the display when it's powered on.
Agree, on the 3d print! It is a snug fit and doesn't move or rattle as is.
A bigger practical storage bin on each side looking finished would great!Agree, on the 3d print! It is a snug fit and doesn't move or rattle as is.
Ok, here it is. Just finished toiling in the work shop cutting out the cup holder so I (we) can keep the compressor kit neatly put away and accessable above the driver's side (LH) rear wheel well unused air space.A bigger practical storage bin on each side looking finished would great!
I’m thinking of the Molle side panels next. Just irritated how much so many of the shelf makers are charging. $400 a pair is a rip off.I keep at least one plastic bin in the back of my OT for all such stuff.. $10 - and low budget solution that is more versatile than drawers… will ultimately follow YL’s lead and add a shelf and side molle ..
Ok, here it is. Just finished toiling in the work shop cutting out the cup holder so I (we) can keep the compressor kit neatly put away and accessable above the driver's side (LH) rear wheel well unused air space.
1) Remove snap in 3rd row cup holder plastic.
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2) Install compressor kit bag.
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3)To make it look trimmed out properly, cut out the pocket of the insert. I used an oscillator flat blade saw. Scribe a line or mentally follow a line where the radio of the ribs connects to the pocket wall. This will allow the trimmed part to be supported and leave a 1/4" lip into the well. Do NOT cut the snap and trim alignment posts. You need to work around them. I had to cut from both sides of the pocket to get the tool to fit. View attachment 18389
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After cutting the edges need to be filed,sanded and trimmed to clean up. Note that the top decorative surface scuffs very easy. I touched up the scratched areas with a black sharpie.
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4)The fun part, snap it back on and test it out. I found inserting the bag towards the front of the pocket at 45 deg and then stuffing the back down worked well. You can rotate the bag so the logo and "Compressor Kit" name is up or have the grab handle up to help with extraction. I could not easily unzip the bag and just remove the hose. There are also 3 molle snap loops that could be used if facing up.View attachment 18396View attachment 18398View attachment 18399View attachment 18400View attachment 18401View attachment 18403View attachment 18404 5) The privacy shade covers it from view (or fading the bag material)! View attachment 18405
My son would throw food in that void and it would be there forever.
This is a great example of a use case for 3D printing…
I went with the cartrimhome molle side panel and shelf set. For the price I'd definitely recommend it, very sturdy overall and about half the price as any of the others. I normally like to go US made, but I'm not paying $800+ for the same setup.I’m thinking of the Molle side panels next. Just irritated how much so many of the shelf makers are charging. $400 a pair is a rip off.