What are you towing with the ZR2?
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It would be infrequent and I haven't checked specs/weights yet but I'm also getting a Jeep Wrangler that we might tow. Live in Texas but we have lots of family in Utah. I think driving my truck and towing the Jeep to Southern Utah would be the most likely towing scenario for me.
Not really planning to tow much, but I am looking to build an overland rig with it. Pretty much this same build as the picture, but with a different rooftop tent setup.
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That's a nice setup. What rack & cover is that?
The rack is a Venture-Tec and the tonneau cover is a Bak Revolver X2. There’s a new X4 model too that’s pretty nice as well. I like the hard rolling covers over the folding ones, plus it’s a low profile cover.
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Putco Venture Tec Rack - Overland Truck Rack
Customize Your Overlanding Adventure. Tons of Rack Accessories. Molle, Gear Panels, Tables, Handles, Tent Mounts & More. Made by Putco. Des Moines, IA
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5x8 Big Tex with a 700 Kodiak on it. Should be plenty LOL
I'd recommend the X4 model. The fabric on the panels starts to become unadhered with time on the X2, and the plastic buckles are fragile for strapping the rolled cover back. I've had the X2 for 3 years on my 2018 Sierra SLT. I'm going to order the X4 for ZR2.The rack is a Venture-Tec and the tonneau cover is a Bak Revolver X2. There’s a new X4 model too that’s pretty nice as well. I like the hard rolling covers over the folding ones, plus it’s a low profile cover.
Putco Venture Tec Rack - Overland Truck Rack
Customize Your Overlanding Adventure. Tons of Rack Accessories. Molle, Gear Panels, Tables, Handles, Tent Mounts & More. Made by Putco. Des Moines, IA
I am trying to see if there is a huge difference between the X4 and the X4s besides the S is black on the underside.
The huge difference I see are safety slat caps, on previous generations it's a felt fabric that becomes unadhered overtime. I used double sided power tape to get it back on, but it was not as clean as new.
Also, I think the rear corner caps will be a big help, the rubber ends on previous generations seemed to curl back and let minimal amounts of water in. Plus the clasps to hold the cover in the rolled position have improved in design.
The black slats are pretty cool too, but that is just an aesthetic improvement.
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Eagle eyes, lol thanks for that good info. I’m sure someone else in the forum will find it very useful as well.
Biewen
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Water trailer for rotational grazing. 6500 lbs fully loaded. Can’t wait for the ZR2 with its clearance for Wyoming terrain.
Biewen
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Shade Haven movable shade structure for rotational grazing. Cattle eat up to 30% more with shade. 3000lbs needed for towing. The ZR2 checks all the boxes and can’t wait for it.
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A raft trailer.
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Tried to show a picture but seems there are may requirements to get a picture up and ran out of time dinking around.
Tried to show a picture but seems there are may requirements to get a picture up and ran out of time dinking around.
Just spent my morning checking out Airstream trailers. Trying to decide on whether to go small with a Basecamp or big with a Flying Cloud.
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