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Jim F.
Will this work on a Midland MXT 575?
No, that universal quick-disconnect mount won't work out-of-the-box with a Midland MXT575.
The Quadratec Quick Disconnect Universal CB Radio Mount is designed specifically for traditional, full-sized rectangular chassis CB radios that use side-mounting thumb screws into a standard metal U-bracket.
The Midland MXT575 has a unique layout where all the controls and the display are actually built right into the handheld microphone, while the "hideaway" main radio unit itself is shaped like a small, solid metal box (roughly 5.5" wide by 7.3" deep, with no side-mounting screw holes). Because of that, it won't mount or secure to a traditional side-clamp or universal CB radio bracket like this one. Most people mount the MXT575 main unit under a seat or behind the dash, using just its standard flat mounting bracket.
The Quadratec Quick Disconnect Universal CB Radio Mount is designed specifically for traditional, full-sized rectangular chassis CB radios that use side-mounting thumb screws into a standard metal U-bracket.
The Midland MXT575 has a unique layout where all the controls and the display are actually built right into the handheld microphone, while the "hideaway" main radio unit itself is shaped like a small, solid metal box (roughly 5.5" wide by 7.3" deep, with no side-mounting screw holes). Because of that, it won't mount or secure to a traditional side-clamp or universal CB radio bracket like this one. Most people mount the MXT575 main unit under a seat or behind the dash, using just its standard flat mounting bracket.
Antonio S.
I have a 2 door wrangler JL, will it interfere with the seat being pulled forward when i have people sit in the back?
No, the Quadratec Quick Disconnect CB Radio Mount will not interfere with pulling the passenger seat forward to let people into the back of your 2-door JL.
Leroy S.
Will this CB bracket work with a galaxy 99 cb radio ?
Yes, but only if you select the Universal Flat Plate version of the Quadratec Quick Disconnect CB Radio Mount rather than the model pre-configured for compact radios.
The Galaxy 99 (such as the DX-99V/DX-99V2) is a full-sized, heavy-duty 10-meter/CB radio measuring approximately 7-7/8" wide by 2-3/8" high by 9-1/4" deep and weighing around 5 lbs. Because of its larger dimensions and weight, the universal flat plate design allows you to bolt the radio's standard U-shaped mounting bracket directly to the plate securely.
Note: Due to the generous size and 5 lb weight of the Galaxy 99, make sure to firmly tighten the quick-release wingnuts to minimize any vibration or movement against the center console when driving off-road.
The Galaxy 99 (such as the DX-99V/DX-99V2) is a full-sized, heavy-duty 10-meter/CB radio measuring approximately 7-7/8" wide by 2-3/8" high by 9-1/4" deep and weighing around 5 lbs. Because of its larger dimensions and weight, the universal flat plate design allows you to bolt the radio's standard U-shaped mounting bracket directly to the plate securely.
Note: Due to the generous size and 5 lb weight of the Galaxy 99, make sure to firmly tighten the quick-release wingnuts to minimize any vibration or movement against the center console when driving off-road.
Jeffrey S.
Will Midland Radio MXT500 50W Mobile Box fit on this mount?
No, the Midland MXT500 50W GMRS Mobile Radio will not directly fit on the Quadratec Quick Disconnect Universal CB Radio Mount.
Here is why:
Designed for Traditional CBs: The Quadratec quick-disconnect mount is specifically engineered to accommodate traditional, larger square-bodied mobile CB radios (such as the Cobra 25 or Uniden Bearcat 680/880), which use side-mounting thumb screws and have a much wider chassis.
Form Factor Difference: The Midland MXT500 has a much more compact, slim-line chassis measuring approximately 5.5" wide by 1.8" high. Its factory U-shaped mounting bracket and side screw spacing do not align with the pre-punched mounting pattern of the Quadratec universal bracket.
If you want to mount the MXT500 cleanly in a JL or JT, utilizing a dash-top multi-mount (like a Quadratec or similar Jeep dash rail system) with the radio's included bracket or a specialized GMRS/Ham radio mounting plate will be a much better fit.
Here is why:
Designed for Traditional CBs: The Quadratec quick-disconnect mount is specifically engineered to accommodate traditional, larger square-bodied mobile CB radios (such as the Cobra 25 or Uniden Bearcat 680/880), which use side-mounting thumb screws and have a much wider chassis.
Form Factor Difference: The Midland MXT500 has a much more compact, slim-line chassis measuring approximately 5.5" wide by 1.8" high. Its factory U-shaped mounting bracket and side screw spacing do not align with the pre-punched mounting pattern of the Quadratec universal bracket.
If you want to mount the MXT500 cleanly in a JL or JT, utilizing a dash-top multi-mount (like a Quadratec or similar Jeep dash rail system) with the radio's included bracket or a specialized GMRS/Ham radio mounting plate will be a much better fit.
Jon F.
will a midland MTX500 work on this mount???
Yes, it will. Thank you for your inquiry.
John A.
Which bracket should be used for Cobra19 mini?
Only the universal bracket is available at this time. Cobra19 mini should be compatible.
James M.
Do they have one for the JK
Yes. See this model for 11-18 Jk models 11-18 JK CB mountand 07-10 models would use the following model.07-10 CB Mount. Thanks for your inquiry,
Jeff M.
Will this work on my older Cobra 29 LTD with the side-mounted microphone?
Yes it will, but due to large size the passenger seat will need to be kept all the way back. Thanks for your inquiry.
Mark M.
Will the universal bracket work with the Midland 100 LWX CB radio ? Is the universal mount option adjustable ?
The mount is adjustable to even some larger size radios so it should fit, though the passenger side seat will need to be all the way back with larger units. Thanks for your inquiry.
Rick K.
Will this work for the Stryker SR94hpc
If you select the version for universal application it should work for most CB radios.