P1000 Pioneer 1000-5 Rear storage in door panels

[Bumble Bee]

Here is a “how to” video on how to turn the rear doors and body panels into fantastic storage areas. Storage has always been an issue for us and this has been a huge help. Hope it helps others. It is a fairly easy diy that is also incredibly cheap compared to many other mods.
Thanks for checking it out and good luck!

Here is the link to the push buttons I used.

 

[trigger]

Hopefully your video helps others out but it's kind of ironic that it ended up here where the concept started. I believe this mod was @joeymt33 's idea and executed yrs ago.

 

[JMynes]

The video is very helpful in seeing the fasteners in action.
In the beginning he explains that he is not the original ‘inventor’ of this concept.

 

[joeymt33]

I’m glad to see the idea spread and be helpful to many.

We also did this on a p700

 

[trigger]

The video is very helpful in seeing the fasteners in action.
In the beginning he explains that he is not the original ‘inventor’ of this concept.

Right, and I heard him say that. Lots of ideas are taken and tweaked around here, we just always try to give credit where it's due.

 

[Bumble Bee]

I saw lots of videos that showed the idea and end result. Some with hinges, some without. I didn’t claim to be the inventor. I understand that must have been joeymt33. Great idea!!! Thank you very much. It has been one of the most useful, cheapest modifications I have made. Thanks for the post above.
I wasn’t trying to take anyone’s credit or upset the hondasxs police. I will try to be more adamant in specifying that I was not the “inventor” in the future, but I am not going to spend time on this site, and all others, trying to decipher who posted something first, and no one else should have to either.
Just thought it would be fun to learn to make a video and maybe useful to someone.

 

[bumperm]

I saw lots of videos that showed the idea and end result. Some with hinges, some without. I didn’t claim to be the inventor. I understand that must have been joeymt33. Great idea!!! Thank you very much. It has been one of the most useful, cheapest modifications I have made. Thanks for the post above.
I wasn’t trying to take anyone’s credit or upset the hondasxs police. I will try to be more adamant in specifying that I was not the “inventor” in the future, but I am not going to spend time on this site, and all others, trying to decipher who posted something first, and no one else should have to either.
Just thought it would be fun to learn to make a video and maybe useful to someone.

If you choose not to research to find the first person to come up with the idea, which can be a chore, the easy way is using a disclaimer and pointing to where you heard about it. In this case, something like, "I found this idea for a storage mod on "Hondasxs.com", a great forum to learn and share about the Honda Pioneer etc." Same idea as putting a writing in quotes when you are not the author. Just considered good manners.

 

[Remington]

And…….Wala!!!
I give u the the original post and…..
the rest of the story! Hahaha

P1000m5 - 1000-5 Rear Door Inside Storage Modification

Finally got some time home and finished this project. Well, almost finished. Still waiting on the thumb screws. I’ll do 2-3 per door and that should be enough. Passenger side panel. If someone cared they could color the rivets. Rivet up top for the chain. Not too bad. This is what I...

hondasxs.com

 

[bumperm]

Some, like myself, dispense with the lower hinge and just use the button catch for all. I also modded things some by thinning the plastic on the back of the panel holes, so the button threads are at least even with the nut - this to minimize space between panel and machine - an oscillating multi-tool works well for this. And also add a small #2 rubber o-ring on the ball shaft to keep dirt out of the button latch mechanism.

 

[JMynes]

So I guess if you change a tire you have to give credit to Gurk, the cromagnon inventor of the wheel. Otherwise you’re somehow stealing his thunder.
It is a good video. Simple and informative. Let’s not make it so controversial when somebody tries to be helpful.

 

[NTCPrezJB]

All long as every video ends with…
Red is the fastest color
…all is forgiven

 

[tdhanses]

Some, like myself, dispense with the lower hinge and just use the button catch for all. I also modded things some by thinning the plastic on the back of the panel holes, so the button threads are at least even with the nut - this to minimize space between panel and machine - an oscillating multi-tool works well for this. And also add a small #2 rubber o-ring on the ball shaft to keep dirt out of the button latch mechanism.

Yeah I didn’t see a need for the hinge either. I still need to add some weather stripping to the cuts, they are annoying and grab everything.

 

[bumperm]

So I guess if you change a tire you have to give credit to Gurk, the cromagnon inventor of the wheel. Otherwise you’re somehow stealing his thunder.
It is a good video. Simple and informative. Let’s not make it so controversial when somebody tries to be helpful.

Gurk neglected to post any pictures or leave any technical drawings carvings in stone. Thus, as we all well know, IT DIDN'T HAPPEN! When it finally did happen, it was much later than Gurk's time. "The wheel was invented in the 4th century BC in Lower Mesopotamia (modern-day Iraq), where the Sumerian people inserted rotating axles into solid discs of wood."

 

[bumperm]

Yeah I didn’t see a need for the hinge either. I still need to add some weather stripping to the cuts, they are annoying and grab everything.

Every machinist is going to have several deburring tools to clean up and smooth the edges. Here you go:

Deburring tool

 

[WagginTail]

Gurk neglected to post any pictures or leave any technical drawings carvings in stone. Thus, as we all well know, IT DIDN'T HAPPEN! When it finally did happen, it was much later than Gurk's time. "The wheel was invented in the 4th century BC in Lower Mesopotamia (modern-day Iraq), where the Sumerian people inserted rotating axles into solid discs of wood."

Well this guy sure didn't give them any credit

P700 - Wooden Wheels. Turning Amish?

Hey all, Just thought I'd share this method for fitting your SXS in an enclosed trailer. I've got a 16' enclosed and my 700-4 has a roof and 27" tires. Needless to say it didn't fit in the trailer even with the tires aired down and the roof removed it still wouldn't fit. What I did was buy some...

hondasxs.com

 

[trigger]

No controversy or disrespect intended towards anyone, just the opposite in fact.

 

[Remington]

we just always try to give credit where it's due.

Ditto!

 

[JMynes]

The Sumerians saw Gurk’s cave painting (the forum of the era) and copied his idea, claiming the idea as their own. Then they started the never ending quest for wheel upgrades, while trying to plug all the air leaks in their cart.

 

[NTCPrezJB]

What was the biggest wheel gurk could fit without modifications?

 

[tdhanses]

Every machinist is going to have several deburring tools to clean up and smooth the edges. Here you go:

Deburring tool

Oh I know, deburring isn’t an issue and is a simple solution, i just prefer a soft coating vs the hard plastic, if it was a big deal it would be done by now, lol.