Thinman
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Any pics of the grommets on the Outback table?
I don't have any rattle with mine...but I'm always willing to have less.
I don't have any rattle with mine...but I'm always willing to have less.

I don’t have my table yet but here’s a picAny pics of the grommets on the Outback table?
I don't have any rattle with mine...but I'm always willing to have less.![]()
I am not sure how some people are having this issue and some aren’t, but I got a Front Runner table for my 2020 JLU and some of the holes did not line up with the mounting points in the tailgate. Not a huge deal until I realized that the table would scrape against the cargo floor, especially the fabric loop to access the jack. I’ll follow up with how the return process goes as I am returning it.Did you have issues with mounting locations? Apparently some people are saying it requires you to trim the plastic latch cover over the jack stand. I like it and considering buying it. Thanks!
Dang thats too bad. I had no mounting issues with the front runner.I am not sure how some people are having this issue and some aren’t, but I got a Front Runner table for my 2020 JLU and some of the holes did not line up with the mounting points in the tailgate. Not a huge deal until I realized that the table would scrape against the cargo floor, especially the fabric loop to access the jack. I’ll follow up with how the return process goes as I am returning it.
Has anyone tried the self sticking felt that you use on the legs of bar stoo!s?I tried foam tape, 3 different sizes of weather stripping, even rubber cabinet bumper stops. The problem is none of them stay in place when the table is pulled out or pushed in. I would love any other suggestions better than than the clamp as I really do like this table.
For those that have the Trailgater from Doug at Outback Adventures if you don‘t have the grommets installed on the pull pins contact him and he will gladly send them you, his sight pictures don’t show them but they were added later and I have zero rattles or movement in my recent install.Has anyone tried
Has anyone tried the self sticking felt that you use on the legs of bar stoo!s?
i thought about drilling holes in the aluminum backplate to align with the mounting threads on the lower half of the tailgate but I ended up just putting some adhesive backed rubber along the bottom edge and it has been fine.Ive had the RSE table for quite a while now. I see some folks saying it only mounts with 3 bolts. Mine came with additional self tapping screws for the bottom. Love this thing.![]()
There were holes on the table for the self tappers. They lined up just fine.i thought about drilling holes in the aluminum backplate to align with the mounting threads on the lower half of the tailgate but I ended up just putting some adhesive backed rubber along the bottom edge and it has been fine.
IMO it’s the most solid design I found among all options out there. The Trailgater looks niftier than the RSE but I really don’t want an exposed cutting board that I slide back into place after chopping food. I’d rather put a used cutting board away in a lidded plastic tub. Nor did I want such a cantilevered surface that was supported only along its short edge. I use my tailgate table as much for all kinds of outdoor equipment setup/prep as I do for for kitchen duty.
I just installed my RSE table yesterday and found the bottom does need some support. What type of adhesive backed rubber you use? I’m debating using the self tapping screws or the rubber, I’d prefer not to drill holes if I don’t have to.i thought about drilling holes in the aluminum backplate to align with the mounting threads on the lower half of the tailgate but I ended up just putting some adhesive backed rubber along the bottom edge and it has been fine.
IMO it’s the most solid design I found among all options out there. The Trailgater looks niftier than the RSE but I really don’t want an exposed cutting board that I slide back into place after chopping food. I’d rather put a used cutting board away in a lidded plastic tub. Nor did I want such a cantilevered surface that was supported only along its short edge. I use my tailgate table as much for all kinds of outdoor equipment setup/prep as I do for for kitchen duty.
Heavy duty weatherstripping. Not the open cell foam type but the rubber type.I just installed my RSE table yesterday and found the bottom does need some support. What type of adhesive backed rubber you use? I’m debating using the self tapping screws or the rubber, I’d prefer not to drill holes if I don’t have to.
This is the reason I went with the Trailgater from Outback Adventures, this thing is rock solid and is super quiet and does not rattle with the addition of the rubber grommets that Doug now includes with his design, as far as the exposed cutting board that’s a non issue as I wipe it down before use just like I don’t home.I just installed my RSE table yesterday and found the bottom does need some support. What type of adhesive backed rubber you use? I’m debating using the self tapping screws or the rubber, I’d prefer not to drill holes if I don’t have to.
I have the RockStar one. It is absolute crap and would not recommend it.I'm very interested in the tailgate table from front runner! I like the birch slide out cutting board. They dont make one for the JL yet.
What table do you run besides mopar?
Has anyone fit a JK table on a JL?
Does this table rattle while on trails? I really like this design but am concerned it'll rattle something furious.Ive had the RSE table for quite a while now. I see some folks saying it only mounts with 3 bolts. Mine came with additional self tapping screws for the bottom. Love this thing.![]()
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