So I'm gonna order a few sets of quick fists today cause I want to be able to mount a shovel / axe / high lift on my roof, not permanently, but, when I'm wheeling/camping/showing off lol. I'm wondering what size, how many, and what is the safest way. Last thing I need is a axe flying off and hitting a guy in a convertible lol!

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02 KJ "Frank The Turtle"
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3111598

There is no quicker fists than Chuck Norris. One size fits all.

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Aaron

A vehicle isn't yours till you learn to wrench on it yourself.

2002 Jeep Liberty Sport (Eugene, I am the Passenger, And I ride and I ride.)
1999 Chev Astro 2WD (Green, Daily Driver)
1997 Chev Astro AWD (Grumpy "The Heep", $250 Rally Van, 335k miles, 2" lift, 31" tires)

I held a hi lift, axe and shovel on my jeep with the plain old quickfist. Not the super or mini. The hi lift was a challenge ti get up there, hold in place and secure but it worked.

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My Jeep Build ----> Big Black

so what is the best way to attach the quick-fist? drill through the roof basket?

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02 KJ "Frank The Turtle"
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3111598

No - on the one screen when they met - Bruce won.

(although Chuck wouldn't do another bad guy role after that)

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2005 CRD
stuff
Skeptic quod gratis asseritur, gratis negatur

I attached mine through metal plates I welded to my roof rack. They bolt right to whatever you want them to. There is a hole right in the center of the fist where it mounts to a solid surface.

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My Jeep Build ----> Big Black