Table Advice

[ilmostro]

Outback Adventure Trailgater. Worth it.

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[At Risk Ute]

Went with the cheap ass Amazon one. Added some baling wire after I lost one of the wire latches. No rattles even when only one side was latched.

Would like to go fancy someday for my four doors.

 

[rohdawg]

Went with the cheap ass Amazon one. Added some baling wire after I lost one of the wire latches. No rattles even when only one side was latched.

Would like to go fancy someday for my four doors.

One of those color matched AAL tables would be great with the HVY. Love that color.

 

[ArmyRN]

Someone asked my if my RC tailgate table had a built-in bottle opener (might have been on a different thread). Anyways, today I found a bottle and gave it a try.

Nope.

I thought maybe something on the Jeep cutout (upper right hand corner) would work, but no. And I don't think the metal would be thick enough anyways for opening bottles.

 

[Great Pumpkin]

I looked at ALL of them, even looked at different plans to build one. I finally settled on the Rough Country table. For $89 you get a strong table that fits well and never squeaks. I don’t believe you could get a better table; but you could certainly pay more for a different design if you you want to.

 

[JZK]

I have and really like my Rock Slide table. No rattle. Easy install. Ended up using it a WHOLE LOT more than I expected.

 

[The Chubbernaut]

I wonder if they make one that is compatible with the trail rail system and doesn't require drilling. Seems like a missed aftermarket opportunity.

 

[DonH63]

The MOPAR one says it does not need drilling if you have the trail rails. One or two holes (I forget) in the plastic if you do not have the rails (I don't). I got it before I knew of all the others. It's pricey but solid.

 

[Blue Bear]

+1 for the American Adventure Lab Versatable. I've had it over a year with no rattles, the light is BRIGHT, and its super study. Yes, it's spendy, but you won't buy another one a year later.

 

[zouch]

i wanted a work surface without holes in it; ended up with a Outback Trailgater.

no drilling required for install.
no rattles that i can hear.
works great, for food and everything else.

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