Just got a 2011 f150 not ready to drill holes in trans hump. Anyone know a way to mount a radio on the hump without drilling?
Thanks in advance...
Bobby
Thanks in advance...
Bobby
Don't fear the sawtooth mount. I ran one in my 2500HD with an FT8800 on top of a HP257 for years. Solid. Didn't move around (at all) and was easily & quickly removed when I wanted the radios out of the truck (like when leaving it at the airport).Guess I will just get a sawtooth mount for now!!!
then the saw tooth hump mount is your best bet.Just got a 2011 f150 not ready to drill holes in trans hump. Anyone know a way to mount a radio on the hump without drilling?
Thanks in advance...
Bobby
Did you run power from the battery or fuse box? I'm stumped on how to get through the firewall on this thing. Ford really covered up and insulated every little nook and cranny. On my old truck it was a piece of cake.
I just bought a 2014 F-150 and I'm amazed that such a big truck has no place to comfortably mount a radio. I'm not ready to drill holes either so I went with a Breedlove stake hole antenna mount that will work under the tonneau cover. I also picked up 20 and 10m ham stick type antennas for now. Did you run power from the battery or fuse box? I'm stumped on how to get through the firewall on this thing. Ford really covered up and insulated every little nook and cranny. On my old truck it was a piece of cake.
Probably going with the cheapo floor mount and wide 3m tapeI have to mount the Alinco DX-77TH I bought from Mudfoot.