OFFICIAL: What did you do to your Roxor today?

[Govey500 SweeperCar]

I installed Mike marker hubs today

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No no no, it's Mile Marker, Mike is the younger brother and he makes specific signs for state agencies. Those signs are called mile markers ... LOL, ok ok ok, I am sorry, I am only kidding, I shouldn't have coffee in the afternoon! On the serious side, I have the same ones and I am very happy with them. I used them a lot this winter going from elevation to sea level so they got their workout! Enjoy

 

[USMC]

Ok, I just finished upgrading the four bolts, tightening the receiver hitch, and then putting the trailer hitch on. Almost a perfect fit.

The # 10 bolts went in fine on the left. On the right side (passengers) I had to drill the frame holes out slightly. Anyway, the hitch receiver is fully tightened, and the trailer hitch is on, and it looks fine with my extended spare tire carrier.

 

[BAM]

I didn’t do this today but thought I’d still share. Bought this trailer box from Harbor Freight for $120 I believe and bolted it to the bed behind the rear seat. Fits perfectly and allows the gate latch on the rear door to close. Couldn’t have fit any more perfectly.

 

[lost1wing]

New Non-Locking latch for the driver's seat box and the new bolt on receiver hitch.

For a while these receiver hitches were not available, and I was going to fabricate my own. I like this receiver because it is rated for the advertised tongue weight of 349 lbs., and the towing capacity of 3490 lbs. These are the max capacities for the Roxor per Mahindra. I have seen other receivers but at lower capacities.

I need to tighten all the bolts yet. Anyway, On The Rox provided 4 extra larger diameter bolts. I will go get the proper flange nuts and swap out 4 of the smaller bolts for these larger diameter bolts.

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I need to remove those darn locks too.

 

[Vancho]

Took kids camping and off roading.

 

[plumbstraight]

When I built my cab, I took the verticle back of it all the way to the top of the fender where it slopes forward. Is better to keep the rain out and gives a bit of space behind the seats for a cooler, toolset and extra clothes if needed.
Well, the starter thing. As mine is a 19 and I had been hearing so much about the weak starter in these, I figured I would order a spare, just in case.
As my battery was starting to need a charge the last time, I charged it and when I hit the key nothing!!! As I said I ordered a new starter it came in the very day I hit the key and nothing. I replaced the battery and still all is good but won't turn over so I guess the starter goes in and a new one will be on the way. I be darned if I will be out in the bush on a overland getaway and have a starter fail in the bottom of a canyon. Will keep one in a padded ammo box