Roxor at the range

[SteveinUT]

Took a quick pic of the Roxor at my buddy's range today...

 

[USMC]

Steve, I like that modified jack that is sitting next to the tire!

 

[SteveinUT]

Steve, I like that modified jack that is sitting next to the tire!

Thanks! Geissele 5.56... I mean, green Hi-Lift jack.

 

[USMC]

Steve, This is my Black Roxor and Black Hi-Lift jack. I tend to be old school.

 

[SteveinUT]

Nothing wrong with that! I'm an equal opportunity "Hi-Lift Jack" guy and appreciate them all!

 

[SteveinUT]

Another Hi Lift jack...

 

[reedcharlie75]

Steve, This is my Black Roxor and Black Hi-Lift jack. I tend to be old school.

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USMC, is that a hard cabs top or a different brand?

 

[USMC]

Sorry Charlie, I have been putting a new concrete driveway in. Anyway, it is an OEM Roxor All Weather Cab I think they call it all weather because when driving in the rain, the rain comes into the cab between the windshield and the top. I need to come up with an idea to stop that before the rainy season starts here.

 

[Longslyde]

USMC, I had the same problem. The water comes in mainly from the clamp areas on the roof. And also a little from the air pressure between the gaskets at speed. you get a little roof flutter there. I released the clamps for allow the roof to move up a little, and sparyed DAP Landscape Foam in between the gasket and filled the clamp area gaps. It's waterproof foam. Then latch the roof down again to squeeze it in. It's hidden really well being black foam. Blends in. And can be trimmed when dry if needed. Also, It sticks pretty well, but will release and clean up faily easily if needed should removal be required. Added benefit is the drafts at speed are virtually gone. Heater works good even at 10 below here...

 

[USMC]

Thank you Longslyde! I happen to be heading to Ace Hardware right now for something else. I will check it out.