What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

After WAY too much thinking and overthinking. I ordered a Softopper for my SR. Came down to I I liked the idea of being able to use the bed for camping but could fold the Softopper down to haul full loads in the truck. Got good info from folks that it would withstand MN winters and went for it. 3-5 weeks and I should have it.

 

I saw another thread on the soft topper here today. Id guess 6 to 8 weeks. I do like that it folds up, pretty cool.

 

you know what i been seeing lately? Bed pools lol Saw one at walmart and another at tractor supply...is this a thing now?


https://www.walmart.com/ip/Summer-W...3lAgYabR5kolit2LUIRoCPmEQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

 

yeah. Email confirmation Saud 4-6. Guess I'll see what it really is. as long as it's here before the snow flies, it should be ok. I don't haul stuff in truck bed a lot. This is more so I have something for camping that also works as a bed cover that I move out of the way easily.

 

Dayum! "The water weight alone is about 2,252 lbs"

 

That’s what I was wondering. Water isn’t light. And it only listens to gravity

 

Small changes...

 

Light bar was delivered and installed this afternoon.

 

Nice, which one did you go with?

 

Hit the DIY wash and finally got the bug collection off my front end.
Also have to start getting used to the front plate bracket, was starting to like the ziptied-to-grille look

 

Cali raised brackets and light bar. I figured to start budget friendly to see how much use I can get out of it then upgrade later if needed.

 

cool...thanks for the info!!

and thanks as well. We don't have moose here in Ohio, but tons of deer, and other animals, as well as stupid people who will tend to be on the road with no lights, reflectors or bright clothing.

 

Exciting!

 

I pretty much used a hidden winch as an excuse to legally display my front license plate

 

Looks great. I'll have to drop by when I get one, and you can show me how to install it,lol.

 

I used to live in Columbus, Ohio, but now live in Pittsburgh. Deer are the primary reason that I bought ditch lights. Lots of twisty roads and hills here in Western PA and a lot of deer to go with 'em.

 

Added a Redarc Tow-Pro Elite, weight distributing hitch, and a 16' Geo Pro Bunkhouse.

 

Easy access

 

Put the Rhino recovery point and shackle on in case anyone get's stuck at the mall.

 

Not sure about in your neck of the woods, but in many areas up here, that is a realistic scenario after a bad snowfall.