The Lair

Added it to the list. Damn you.

 

For $35 you can't go wrong!

 

Yeah I any MT is going to hum. I mean my Toyos get a hum to them most of the time. Really just looking to get some more traction for my two wheels I have spinning.

 

He seemed to have good traction today in the mud and snow. Making me consider a set for myself...

 

Buy a set and give me another opinion on the hum from inside the cab

 

I can wait till a meet up

 

If I had the cash, I totally would. But it's probably gonna have to wait til the fall for me.

 

Are you coming camping in June?

 

That cannon up top looks dope AF

 

I think it shoots t shirts

 

Niceall I did today was grind, cut, cuss my alignment guys and hear bub bub bub when reversing @ full lock

 

One of the easiest things you can do is add a fold down camp table to your swing out. Just get a plate of aluminum, rivet a piano hinge at the bottom, and get thin cable as a limiter to keep it level as a counter top. To keep it closed (without getting into welding) run a bolt from outside the swing out, through the table corners and secure with a wing nut. That’s pretty much how mines setup. Very simple very functional. It’s great to cook on and still be able to access the drawers. I can send pics if you’d like for better examples.

 

What about with welding? I have one and can do some pretty basic stuff with it. And pics of how you secure it would be nice.

 

I am doing mine this way

 

Maybe

 

Its Jay's birthday..

 

Looks like you guys had some fun.

 

It was! Although that much snow got old after a little while. By the end of it my socks were wet, even though my boots are waterproof to a degree.

 

The welding part I was talking about would be the all-thread or bolt you need to secure the table in the closed position. Without welding you could run a bolt from the outside through the square tube, bolt be long enough for thickness of table and a nut. Or weld option would be like pics below. Also, where the cable meets the table is a 90° tab that’s welded in place. I believe drilling a hole and crimping the wire after looping through the hole would be fine. The technical options are up to you. Here’s some pics..