Post a pic with with fridge in the Jeep, picture looking straight down or side angle with fridge and rear door opening in same frame. You can email or call to ask, always had good communication with them.
nice! I ended up using self taping screw s to hold mine down, the mass holes were off an 1 1/3” on mine. Just enough to not have room to drill new mass holes. I thought about the hole in back of the door for the release tabs and looking back probably would have went that route. Nice setup!Hi guys, I thought I'd post a follow-up to this discussion, specifically on whether or not the ARB 50 would fit on the driver side. I managed to get mine to fit, albeit with a little gerry-rigging. Using the M.A.S.S. connectors, the fridge slide does not sit aft enough to be able to fit the ARB 50qt fridge. To solve this, I had to find a way to move the fridge slide toward the rear of the Jeep and still secure it to the M.A.S.S. platform. I wound up test-fitting the slide on the platform with the fridge on it, making sure that the rear seat on the driver side would still close. I then decided to secure the slide to the platform using simple pop-rivets, rather than the M.A.S.S. connectors. I know that this kind of diminishes the value of the M.A.S.S. system but since I intended on making the fridge a permanent fixture I decided that it was a worthwhile trade-off. With the fridge in place, and the rear seat closing easily, I had to come up with a way to allow the slide releases tab, on the left side of the slide, to close without being struck by the tailgate when it closes. I did this by drilling two small holes into the "hump" in the tailgate, to accommodate both the slide release and the little buttonhead screw that secures the fridge's tiedown strap. The interior of the "hump" is completely hollow in the area. With the holes drilled, the tailgate closes completely, with zero contact with the fridge slide. It's now a perfect fit. I love the fit and finish of this system and its been a great asset on my overland adventures so far!
Looks incredible!!!Just picked it up from install yesterday. Everything exceeded my expectations. Only two complaints. It took 7 weeks to get my stuff and they estimate 2-3 weeks and the installers said the hardware wasn’t right. But now that it’s here I wouldn’t do any thing different. It’s all built so well.
nice! I ended up using self taping screw s to hold mine down, the mass holes were off an 1 1/3” on mine. Just enough to not have room to drill new mass holes. I thought about the hole in back of the door for the release tabs and looking back probably would have went that route. Nice setup!
How did the 47qt Zero work out with the MASS floor? Did you get a slide under it? I have the 47qt also and still looking for ideas on floor and slide.
Great to see with the shelf in as well.. any chance you know the distance from the top of the MASS platform to the bottom of the shelf (your shelf is in the upper most position it looks like). I have the shelf and am ordering the platform but trying to find some real world numbers from platform to shelf so I can figure my drawers ournice! I ended up using self taping screw s to hold mine down, the mass holes were off an 1 1/3” on mine. Just enough to not have room to drill new mass holes. I thought about the hole in back of the door for the release tabs and looking back probably would have went that route. Nice setup!
Yeah they have been quite laggy on the phone replies these days. I know Overland West was going on, but both myself and the shop I'm working with haven't heard back from them in over a week regarding this.If you look at some the recent AAL instagram pix you can see a jeep with the slider out and a fold up table in behind it.. so looks pretty good for space.. they make a front facing shelf thing that has some good drawings which seem to show it depends on which slide you pick.. Thingy
They have always been super helpful when I call them to ask for measurements..
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I think the most affordable one out there is from Springtail.
If you plan on having the back seat upright not enough space for the water container that’s for sure. A smaller capacity fridge would just make that idea worse. Now you might be able to mount it on the side, theres a few inches gap from drawers and Side of the Jeep if you have no subwoofer.Yeah they have been quite laggy on the phone replies these days. I know Overland West was going on, but both myself and the shop I'm working with haven't heard back from them in over a week regarding this.
It looks like that will fit behind the drawer system, but my concern lies mostly with the driver side fridge and making sure that it fits behind that.
When I see people saying things to the effect of "the fitment with the fridge is so tight that I have to move it out to fold the seat down", that makes me think there isn't enough space behind there for this water container. See how in the below picture you have space behind the drawers, but seemingly nothing behind the fridge slide? That would make it not fit.
So yeah, that's what I really want to know. How much space is there behind the mounted fridges of various sizes?
I've since sorted out a different water solution and am also removing the 60% rear seats. It'll be interesting to see how large of a fridge I can get in there after that.
