AZ BS Thread 4²0

I think it should. I just need to put my tent back on and then see if I can slide it enough to make it fit.

 

Mine wouldn't fit unless i did that when I run the rack. I would like it at the cab that way it can remain stationery while i refill.

 

Love it, use it all the time outdoors and sometimes at home. Favorites are pizzas while camping, any breakfast items, and fajitas.

Best tip I can give is use plenty of oil, don't want things to stick in the center because it gets harder to clean.

Easiest way to clean that I've found is to just boil water on it and then scrape the residue off with a wooden spoon.

Can't say if the lid helps cook things faster, don't have one, but think I'll buy one eventually.

 

been working on the T4R2 all day, cleaning food off the wetokles, debadging the rear hatch, and painting the center hatch trim and air deflector.

Wifey is out of town, so it is in the garage long enough for me to do these things. I have the kids, so no wild crazy nights.

 

@mh.meier was selling some. Not sure if he sold them all or not.

Buy one and say it was from your TWSS.

 

Haha true. And yep looking like monday

 

I just installed our tank.

Nitrogen yo!

custom aluminum beer brewing N2 tank, a bracket from Powertank, 400 psi high flow N2 regulator from them too, and a random assortment of bits and pieces.

 

Haha, I don't have to lie about buying truck parts

 

Details on that bed tray please

 

also @justlookin and @2ndGenJonny Powertank sells tubes that go into your tank that allow you to mount in any orientation you like - sideways, at an angle, upside down, whatever.

I know their shit is mad cheddar, but I can't speak highly enough of their service or the quality of their skillzzz.

 

It's our new sex toy - it does all the motion for you.

It's the lightest one i could find. Made out of aluminium and I bedlinered the plywood deck for her pleasure. I also didn't mount it using their included hardware. they had these steel crossmembers that weigh like 20 lbs and are 1.5" thick (reducing the overall available height in our low-profile setup), so I ditched em and drilled right through the bed.

It's probably my favorite thing we've done so far.

http://jottocargoslide.gojotto.com/

 

Thanks!

 

Damnit, something else to buy!

 

it was late and I was on my iPad throwing back some silver bullets, cut me some slack hahaha

 

This is super important. We were able to corner weigh at the Love's station by Firebird raceway a few days ago. It's 11 bucks for the first weigh, then 2 bucks for each additional.

There's enough room at this location to weigh the left side and the right side separately by driving down one side of the scale or the other.

Our unloaded weights on the Tundra are below. I did this so I knew where to install the onboard water tanks and other stuff. After the installs are done, we'll go for another empty weigh, and then load the truck to get our uberfart weights. Then we can give the loaded and unloaded weights to the spring manufacturer.

 

@snowboard704 oh snap. Yep that's me. I didnt want my mount to go down too low because I wanted to be able to slide an ez up, wood, random stuff that could be wedged in there when space is limited. You can surely drop the bracket lower to have more space up top if you needed. Its been a wonderful mount. I've bang my truck around plenty and havent had any issues or irritating noises. I need to remove the surface rust and hit it with some rattle can soon.

 

Haha! 80 lbs heavier than a Tundra. Is that fully loaded for a trip, or your daily weight?