Simon, seeing you testing the rack with your own weight is absolutely epic!!! That is why your channel is the most awesome channel ever!!! Thank you for the most amazing content 👍💪

You have the best, most informative channel for the new Defender out there. Its not even close. Thank you for all the great content and parts you have to order!

We do enjoy the relaxed and simple way you all tackle these jobs 👍 no sucking teeth or scratching bums telling us that is a specialist job 😉

Thanks for this video - I have been considering one of these, but wasn't sure how permanent it was. You brought up all of the things on my mind (I really like the thumb turn bolt idea for exactly the reason you bring up (I haul different things all the time). Brilliant idea!

@powerfulukltd got my tray in the mail earlier. Installed it in less than a hour. Also got the umbrella and flashlight. Great stuff. All the 3d printed bits worked brilliantly. Thanks!

Just received and installed mine. A very simple install , although I would recommend test fitting the screws which secure the cage to the brackets as this will make for an easier fit when installing in the car. A very robust product - 1000 times better than the flimsy standard Land Rover offering - and the thumb turn screws are a genius add-on by the team at Powerful.

Had some good stuff of you guys and lots of helpful videos...cheers.

Lovely job 👍👍👍👍👍

If you throw in a free Simon with the shelf then I’m sold.

Hi 👋 another great work/job upgrade very nice 👌 🙏🙏

Great video Simon, and a ace idea about the thumb screw, maybe someone should have a word with Britpart to see if they would be interested in sending you a sample of their products so that you can maybe tweak them before they go into production, and there by making a good product into a GREAT PRODUCT, that is if you don’t mind please. But if they do you must remember your priorities, to KEEP MAKING THESE GREAT VIDEOS, PLEASE PLEASE. Best Regards. Chris Thank you and all of your team again for all of you help.

Another great demo Simone, I can’t resist and I apologise in advance, but you make a great Basket case 😜. I recon it is a must if you do any kind of over landing at all.

Lovely Job Simon . STIG looks Great . - I still dont like the wheels thou . But your a Great advert for the Range

What we need is a similar mesh/construction partition for below, so you could make a dog cage below. My spaniel loves being under it, but a mesh partition would make it loads better

Great video boys, nice to able to see the product like that. I has similar for a while make from an old Roof Rack Basket. The Britpart one reminds me of the the xanadoo basket for the D3 & D4. You mentioned a couple of times about “cross threading” That is a problem I have had now twice. Once on the back door when fitting the camping table and once on the drivers side forward mount of the shelf that you were fitting. I think there is scope for a basket with a built in back that mounts into the roof bulkhead bolts. That would make the whole thing more secure , especially in an type of impact, but also could add space for mounting things like torches, jump leads , fire extinguishers etc. It might not be so easily removable. I Does the basket fit the 110 5 seater and seven seater? Keep it in boys. I will be watching. p.s. thanks for the mention a few clips back. There is much hospital time at present sort out the health issues. Non Stick Nick

Yes, thumb screws!

Boom! 💥

What about butterfly bolts on the basket to bracket fittings so the head folds down and not intrudes into the load area

Ordered

Great video but was very curious if that would fit into a Freelander 2?

An interesting idea and all the better for the Simon and Tylor upgrade! My thoughts…a rubber/plastic mat to go in the tray to stop small things falling through? Would the leading edge be better with a larger upstand so that you would not need the JLR Loadspace net? Could it be that the long side with the weld in it, is the front interior face and the upstand stops things falling out of the back when the tailgate is opened? On the colours, I’m sure you can get different interiors in cloth seats but the harder plastic side panels are always black so it does work with every colour choice. Good work again men!!😀😀😀😀Richard.😃😃😃

Hi Simon, Do you have a video about the rear corner and how you added the cables from inside to the outside? I know your video about the removal of the panel but I can’t find anything about how you wired the cables. Did you drill trough the metal?

Nicely done 😎👍 now I’m wondering if there is a solution like this for the 90, even if it’s needs the rear seats down 🤔

Just to confirm that it will fit if you have a LR half height dog guard- bit of contortion to manoeuvre it into place but can be done with a P400e

I like the quick release thumbscrews but where do I store the basket tray when I've put the washing machine in the back? 😜

is it available for defender 90?

They doin somthing like thos for the disco.4 that goes where the handles are on the roof , love for u to review this as ive been eyeing it for a while but cant find a decent review

Great if I'm transporting a body...perfect 😆

Why not put the 4 bolts in from the bottom, the thread in the bracket will hold them , then use 4 wing nuts or thumb nuts on the top ?

What about a spacer option to raise the height using the extra thread length. I'm not sure my fridge will fit under a fixed shelf. The flexible cat bed one at least has some 'give'. Just an idea.

What "M" number bolts are needed please so I can order right size ? Thank you

Nice idea - do you know if it will fit in with the more rigid (metal) dog-guard?

Just seen this having now got a 90. Does anyone make this shelf for a 90 as I think it’s a great idea.

Can you make one like this for the D3/D4?

Why don’t you make a rectangular box which you could insert in offer to make defender 90 boot level with seat down??

Can you try it with lr dog guard please

Can’t you just set the tray in place without the screws or thumb screws for a friction fit?.

Does anyone know what size thumb screws these are?

Great stuff. Could you add the original JLR 'cargo clips' that you removed back on top of the bracket? If so, this would allow the user to add a cargo net on top of the gear stored on the new tray? Thoughts? Best! (maybe not as useful as I imagined)

Perfect for my swag, instead of putting it on the roof and getting covered in the good old Aussie outback red dust.

Simon, the things you will do for fame 😀