StillwaterRaptor
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His reply to that got him banned.
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Looks like he won’t be trolling anymore!He's just trolling.
Did you have to take the dash apart to run the wire down that pillar or did you just force the wire through? I was looking at it last night in my RR and it seems pretty tightly together. I’m looking to run a wire for the Procal.The Garmin tread is a great platform, mounting is a little lacking for this truck, I like your dash mount idea!
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You can push it in all the cracks with a trim tool, the rubber around the door has a deep void. Pretty easy to hid all the wires.Did you have to take the dash apart to run the wire down that pillar or did you just force the wire through? I was looking at it last night in my RR and it seems pretty tightly together. I’m looking to run a wire for the Procal.
I just traded my Tacoma for a Ranger. I made a nice Ram mount. I switch my Garmin Montana between two motorcycles and my truck, so this modular design is nearly a requirement.I have a garmin tread overland I’ll be moving between my Bronco (loads of dash mount options) and the Ranger (kinda none).
I figured I would try to make something work.
got the ram mount 1.5” ball as the garmin unit requires. Pics should be self explanatory. I’m ok with the result. However when underway the garmin acts like a lever and trys to pull up the front of the speaker grill.
My ideal solution would be a molle panel formed in the shape of the speaker grill that would replace the speaker grill.
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I just traded my Tacoma for a Ranger. I made a nice Ram mount. I switch my Garmin Montana between two motorcycles and my truck, so this modular design is nearly a requirement.
For me, the challenge is that my Garmin unit is heavier than yours. I think your reported "levering," effect will make your approach a no go for me.
Regardless, thanks for for helping me with a starting place for a solution.
I haven't weighed it, but between it and the "rugged mount" that is required, it is far and away heavier than any GPS I've owned.Is the montana that heavy? I’ve been eyeing that one because who doesn’t need another Garmin!
Check out my new solution a few posts up.
https://www.ranger6g.com/forum/threads/dash-mount-solution-final.10596/post-196828