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Part #: 90050
I wanted the ability to carry my large fire extinguishers on some extended outings out into the rugged wilderness (wifes term for camping overnight), but I didn't want to permanently mount it into the Jeep. I already had a bunch of Quick Fist products and decided to see if they made anything that I could use. They actually had a Roll Bar Tool Mount that looked promising. So I decided to give it a try. They come two per package and can mount either the original Quick Fist (10010) or the Super Quick Fist (20020).
The Quick Fist Roll Bar Tool Mount allows you to attach tools and equipment to your roll bar. Quick Fist mounts can attach virtually anywhere on your vehicle to hold tools and other objects securely in place. They stay secure when you need them secure and open quickly and easily when you need your gear. All Quick Fist Clamps are made of heavy transportation grade rubber. They are not affected by hot or cold climates and they are UV resistant and are fantastic for securing all your overland gear both inside and outside your vehicle.
Additional Parts: Painters tape |
Tools Needed: X/XX" Combo wrench |
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This page last updated: 22-Feb-2018
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