Pictures From Rodeo Event: Ft Worth, TX

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Still liking the platform concept on the Terra, but will offer a few un-solicited suggestions - as I have a similar platform on my Jeep, and have played with it a bit. I really like being able to stand on mine. As it is designed now - I really don't think that would probably be a good idea. First problem is that the slats don't appear to have any support other than the ends. A foot in the center of one of the planks will probably created a bit of deflection. Mine has several crossbars under it (that connect to the side channels) to prevent that (which force the platform to be a little taller and less clean looking). Mine also has smaller slat spacing (the slats are about the same width, but with less gap). I really wish the company that made mine would have had an option to add a few more slats to decrease that spacing more. 1" gaps would be easier to walk on than 5" gaps - more of a deck. Plus it would shade the roof more from the sun.

One other thing - since mine platform is supported by the cross braces - it was possible to give it a bit of overhand front the pillars. Now I have 2 of them, because I realized I really liked it the next size wider. While going the next size wider, probably also made it the next size longer as well. If I get a chance, I will take a tape measure to the old and new ones and confirm that. Likewise, could post a old picture of mine, but I really don't know if it is the old or new rack without confirming first (I also lowered the towers during the change, which does change the looks a bit, getting it closer to the height yours already is). Bonus of the overhang - I can rest a portable ladder on the platform without hitting the sides of the roof.

Anyway, wider, longer, cross supports, more slats - more practical if not as pretty. Oh, forgot one other reason I upgraded to wider - It gave me more room on the light bar - I went with KC lights, it let me add 2 more IIRC.
 
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Finally the pull out work tray. Ive been looking to see it. I feel like its barely shown. It's like the Forgotten middle child for the Scouts.

The last time I think ive seen it was in the reveal pictures.
The work out tray is nice to see. I really hope that comes to full production. Don’t know if regulations would hinder that.