Unfortunately you cannot shift the MOAB bed forward or backwards, only up and down.

Thanks for the feedback, Justin!

Hello! Our Mule Bags work great with Transit high roof models. There is a very small gap behind it when compared to the Sprinter, but hardly noticeable.

@@AdventureWagon thanks, but I do not have a Transit hight roof, but a "Ford Transit Custom". did you ever fit them on such vehicle?

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks! It definitely works (and plays) well in a variety of scenarios.

Never mind I just watched your video again, only slower. One piece of insulation only. Got it!

Glad it's all taken care of! Please email [email protected] if you have any other questions.

No wiring diagram at the moment, but if you have any specific questions you can email [email protected] or call 503-427-0140.

Hi there! The distance from the corner to the track is 12" on the ceiling and 13.5" on the wall. There are some dims in the images of the product page at adventurewagon.com: adventurewagon.com/products/mule-bag-2-0

Yes, the diameter is the same.

Hello! Currently we only build interiors for high roof Transits and Sprinters.

Hi there! Glad you found the video helpful. Please email [email protected] regarding mounting plate and gasket and we'll get you taken care of!

Bc the aux fuel line doesn't work well. Adding this standpipe is the best solution

@@bmxguy does anybody understand why the aux fuel port doesn't work well? Is it that it somehow losses its prime because of larger diameter than the thin standpipe? I'm just curious whether there is a link somewhere that talks about this.

@@masalser1 The pigtail is a 4mm line, Espar requires a 2mm line. Bummer Ford didn't do their research

There is a saying, "It is primarily due to the high altitude performance. When the elevation is above 5000 ft, the thinner standpipe (2mm DIA) has better fuel suction than the factory aux port (4mm DIA). Say, if you are going to the Sierras a lot, typically at 7000 ft, you want to have reliable fuel feeding to your heater." However, I wonder if this is the case. We can certainly do something about the fuel pump and ECU firmware to compensate for the fuel-air mixture if such an issue exists. Additionally, I consulted my local Ford maintenance center, and they told me drilling a hole in the fuel pump complex would void the factory warranty.

@obiwankenobi779 that's 3M double sided tape

Hi there! Because the shape and size of the original and 2.0 Mule Bags are similar, the cubbies fit in either bag. However, the Mule Bag 2.0 has Velcro sewn into the top and bottom of the interior, which is meant to secure the Cubbies in place and keep them from shifting. The vertical divider will not work without Velcro. If you'd like to use the Storage Cubbies with the original Mule Bag, we suggest purchasing Velcro with adhesive backing and applying it to the inside of your Mule Bag. This will not have the longevity of sewn in Velcro, but it will allow the Storage Cubbies to work as intended. If you're just planning to set the storage cubbies along the bottom of the bag and not use the center divider, Velcro may not be necessary.

It does not have solar pre-wired, but we do offer a solar wiring kit: adventurewagon.com/products/solar-ready-kit

Hello. No option for two USB-C outlets at the moment, unfortunately.

Glad you found it helpful, thanks for letting us know!

Awesome!

Agreed! Thanks!

Yes! We do insulate and Hushmat above the headliner. You don't have to take the panel all the way out, you can just unhook the front to get access to the space.

@@AdventureWagon Outstanding! I'm placing my order right away!! Any chance you could do an instructional video on how to install the kit??

​​@@AdventureWagon could you make a video for it as well? Maybe using this new component kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bJOZYLyikq7Mf4E.htmlsi=UPFahcOzrsm1CkOp

Thank you! We agree!

Glad it was helpful!

Hi! If you go to "build your van" on our homepage, that is the process for purchasing the kit. You choose your materials and colors, accessories such as bed, overhead storage, etc. and place your deposit. We do not sell just the A-frame on its own, it's part of the compete kit. Hope this helps!

Is that the v1 and v2 kit for the sprinter 144? What is the difference between them?

Hi there! The MOAB bed is made either the Transit High Roof Long and Long Extended, or the Sprinter High Roof 144 or 170 wheel base.

Hi there! Unfortunately this kit only works with Adventure Wagon's latest cabin wiring harness with the rear-mounted fuse block (released September 2022).

Glad you liked it!

You can get the MOAB bed at adventurewagon.com

It really depends on the height and size of the bed you're using. While the tray does not slide both ways, when stored it sits 60+" into the back of the van. So the rear boxes should be accessible assuming you have a few inches between the top of the box and the bottom of your bed. If planning to access gear from the inside, we would recommend storing the smaller boxes (49L) in the rear of the tray because they're easier to remove from the tray under the bed, and usually it's the smaller items you need access to when inside the van.

Hi Mark! The Wave Tray in the video is set to nearly its widest point. We simply measured the distance between the L-tracks and matched the width of the Wave tray so it would easily bolt into the track. Agreed that once you set the width, it's unlikely that you'd be frequently adjusting it as there are a lot of bolts, although for two people it only takes 30 minutes or so. However, taking the tray in and out of the van is quite simple, especially with two people.

You got this!

It is! Thanks for noticing! ☺

Glad you found it helpful!