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    Quote Originally Posted by lekmedm View Post
    So, Matt, how has this new CB mount worked out for you since you've been offroading now? I've been very happy with mine.
    Actually I forgot to come here and update. .... not happy with mine. Went through a tight trail in the pines and it got tore off. Luckily no major hood damage.

    I like the location so im going to design/make my own mount for there that bolts on via the hood latch bolts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt View Post
    Actually I forgot to come here and update. .... not happy with mine. Went through a tight trail in the pines and it got tore off. Luckily no major hood damage.

    I like the location so im going to design/make my own mount for there that bolts on via the hood latch bolts.
    Would a different spring have helped prevent that? I'm running an MD spring. I think you once said you have an HD one.
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    Not sure. I thought mine bent far enough but I guess not. I think it got wedged in a V of a branch and was literally pulled outwards, not just bent.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt View Post
    Not sure. I thought mine bent far enough but I guess not. I think it got wedged in a V of a branch and was literally pulled outwards, not just bent.
    Well, caught in a "V" would yank an antenna from any mount, or at least cause some damage.
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    I disgree. It still slid through, just the clamp force of that hood mount is too weak. A steel bracket bolted to the hood latch aint going anywhere. And if it does get caught on something I dont have to worry about it bending/damaging my hood.

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    Hey, Matt! I just ran across this picture. Maybe using your mount on the door would be better than on the hood???

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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt View Post
    I disgree. It still slid through, just the clamp force of that hood mount is too weak. A steel bracket bolted to the hood latch aint going anywhere. And if it does get caught on something I dont have to worry about it bending/damaging my hood.
    I saw one for a WK that bolts to the hinge, not sure if it would work on the XK............ I'll have to see if I can dig up a link.
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    My bad.... I think I may have been thing about these light mounts:

    http://jeepinbyal.com/collections/wk...d-light-mounts
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