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Posted By: zb39 on 04/26/18 01:10pm

Spearfisherman71 wrote:

I just installed a set of 5 step torklifts on my 2017 mammoth this past weekend. It was a super tight fit and I can only use the top two height adjustments because of it, which, the lower would make the top step too long of a step anyway. I think at the second notch it made the top step either 12" or 14", can't remember exactly. It was so tight I had to modify the step hardware a little. If it was on a flatbed you definatly want to go with 6 steps. The seem to work good but I haven't actually made a trip with them yet.

Do you have pics of this??

2017 Host mammoth, sold
49 states, 41 National Parks, 7 Provinces
2019 2 door Rubicon 6 spd.
2019 Berkshire XLT 45B
2022 Host Cascade
2021 Ram 5500 Air ride

Posted By: Spearfisherman71 on 04/26/18 01:13pm

zb39 wrote:

Spearfisherman71 wrote:

Do you have pics of this??

Not yet. Waiting until it’s loaded on the truck next time.

Posted By: Bigfeets on 04/29/18 12:22am

Looking forward to some pics of those stairs. Thanks!!

What are some of the customizations that Host will do for the Mammoth? I'm sure there a a lot!

Posted By: zb39 on 07/11/18 02:41pm

Bigfeets wrote:

Looking forward to some pics of those stairs. Thanks!!

What are some of the customizations that Host will do for the Mammoth? I'm sure there a a lot!

Host will do almost anything if you tell them in time. I would have your list ready when you place your order.

Posted By: Wikel on 07/11/18 04:50pm

zb39 wrote:

Host will do almost anything if you tell them in time. I would have your list ready when you place your order.

I'd tend to disagree. #1 if it doesn't affect the production line. #2 if it doesn't affect electrical or some type of safety system. #3 even deleting things causes a cascade of impacts. Like if you don't want the convertor, inverter, etc... that changes a lot of wiring. #4 just because they will do something, what's the cost. Be prepared to pay what would seem like a premium for such an option change.

Best to try to find ways to do some things yourself and only absolutely approach them on things that could not be retrofit easily later.

Good luck

Posted By: zb39 on 09/04/18 06:32am

Got my bumper and winch on. I didn't have time to get the lights mounted. [image]

Posted By: zb39 on 10/29/18 09:31am

Ordered my new toad for the camper. 2019 Jeep JL 2 door rubicon. Going to put a rock hard bumper and winch on it and setup for flat towing. Also ARB fridge etc in the back.
I still can't get pics to load of my buckstop and winch on the truck.

Posted By: mike/kellie on 10/29/18 09:51am

zb39 wrote:

a few weeks ago in Joshua Tree with older concept.

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2015 Host Mammoth triple slide w/ TorkLift Fastguns
2015 Ram 5500 SLT cab & chassis with Douglass 9' utility body

Posted By: zb39 on 10/29/18 10:59am

mike/kellie wrote:

zb39 wrote:

a few weeks ago in Joshua Tree with older concept.

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SWEET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I was only there once, would like to get back. It rained hard the day we were there and the temp dropped to 40. It was in July, ranger said it hadn't rained for 7 months. I have always had very poor timing!!

Posted By: Bedlam on 10/29/18 11:20am

Last month, we parked the car in the trailer and took off for a week-long trip. I bought the trailer with enough capacity to haul a car and not just my toys. There was enough room up front to carry bicycles and the engine was forward of the trailer axles. It worked out better for me than outfitting a car that could be flat towed and I'm already used to the trailer.

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Chevy Sonic 1.8-Honda Passport C70B-Host Mammoth 11.5-Interstate Car Carrier 20-Joyner SandViper 250-Kawasaki Concours ZG1000-Paros 8' flatbed-Pelican Decker DLX 8.75-Ram 5500 HD

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