Bobby Mac, it looks like the factory ladder screws are six point star heads. The supplied tool kit has a star head but it doesn’t seem long enoug. Did you use the one in the tool kit?
Bobby Mac, it looks like the factory ladder screws are six point star heads. The supplied tool kit has a star head but it doesn’t seem long enoug. Did you use the one in the tool kit?
No, I used tools from my own kit - to be truthful I’ve never opened the supplied tool kit!
…. flip the strap?? Mine is the same as this - not sure what you mean.I think you need to flip the strap as shown below.
Yeah, I'm trying to figure the strap out from both photos. I can't really tell what it is supposed to clip to?
I think it is supposed to clip over the centre “handle” on Jerry cans where they have three across the top. Mine only have a single “handle” and I found the clip slips off it, so I made up a flexible stainless steel wire loop that goes around the handle and engages with the clip. It works well, is as secure as anything can be, and should be adaptable to all types.
Hello @ECrider, how did you install this? I'm planning to make a hinged solution myself (from the existing license plate holder) but I don't know how to dismantle the plastic bumper to make screw holes. Are there instructions? Has anyone in the forum ever removed the front bumper or, in Europe, the plastic part?
Hi Barney. There were some instructions but you don't need them. Two screws in the top part of the central bumper that covers the winch. They locate into a simple piece of pressed metal. There are a few 'tongues' top and bottom that fit into slots. It's like for like replacement really. If you mean taking all the bumper off then I have not had to do that yet.
I think it is supposed to clip over the centre “handle” on Jerry cans where they have three across the top. Mine only have a single “handle” and I found the clip slips off it, so I made up a flexible stainless steel wire loop that goes around the handle and engages with the clip. It works well, is as secure as anything can be, and should be adaptable to all types.
This is good news. I was planning to buy the Le Tech ladder and getting it from Warner will certainly be more cost effective given the high expense of shipping single units from Europe to the US (Warner will receive them via container for lower shipping cost).
I really like the bar work and moving the tire to the center.
