1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

The secret is to hold it together with a ratchet strap It worked perfectly for what we wanted this trip - keep critters out and peoples eyes off our stuff. As a bonus it’s easy to throw up a tarp and make an awning

 

@Sperrunner

 

Ratchet straps are king in redneck engineering

That awning setup is perfect fit as well

 

Sheesh not the drip

 

It’s the only way

 

This thing is a mountain goat on the trails. I only aired down to 28 PSI or so and it just wouldn’t be stopped, well except for one time when I got stuck in a washout on a gnarly hill climb; I ended up taking a different line to straddle it and “follow the water” and it walked up with no drama.

 

Hey she's off pavement!

But don't you mean aired up to?

 

Yea I let out about 45 seconds of air per tire. I should’ve let more out tho honestly.

 

Lol you didn't get it

Isn't really airing down til you're in the teens. I mean I'd say 20psi is the highest one would air down to, and if you're C rated you'd be safe to be at 15-17. E rated I've gone down to 8.

 

Still, truck looks good in that habitat!

 

@Ozark_RegCab was that for work?

And if so, could you ask for more outdoor assignments? Looks like a good way to enjoy what you do.

 

No I was just out for the day exploring for fun

 

Yea next time I’ll go down to at least 20. If I had really aired down I don’t think I would’ve “stuck” at all.

 

Looks like a nice time.
(See, MPG and an 18gal tank and random noises don't matter when you're out enjoying.)

 

Ain't that the damn truth

 

@eon_blue @Kwikvette @Tour991 my god

 

Looks like I'm making skid plates for Siennas now

 

Even have “baby on board” cut into them

 

I'd wheel it

 

You would pick up all the lacross moms in this