Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

@Pixeltim

Sliders,,,RCI, , no drilling
Shipping,, you might be able to ship to your business.

 

I do have a loading dock!

 

Ya. That wasn't 'advice'.
That's just where I started. For a height example.
Spacers are good as gone.

 

Kinda thinking T@b 320, 175# tongue weight.
Or maybe Intech Flyer Explore, 250-400# tongue weight

 

Oh yeah, those should be no problem. Your limo towing those will become even more of a limo lol.

Once upon a time I was looking at trailers like that T@b after seeing one at a campground. Then after I saw the pricetag I started planning to build one. And that's how I end up sleeping in my bed now lol. But I never knew they crammed a shower inside that T@b camper, that's wild!

 

They have a few different sizes. I saw the smaller ones first and thought, no f'n way, but the 320 is tall enough to stand in (for short guys like me), has a tiny wet bathroom with shower. After 3 nights out camping with y'all, I'm sure everyone would like me better after a shower!
And yeah, the price tag, ugh. My dad left me more than expected, so...

 

Storage! Compressor, winch, chain saw, tools, jack, zip ties, extra parts, nuts and bolts, drill bits, wood block and a tarp. Just back here and there is more room available

 

That's awesome!

 

All of my recovery gear is in this haunch locker. Soft shackles, tree saver, 30 foot tow strap, d rings, gloves, pulleys etc etc



the other side had junk and all my towing stuff in it. The big one up front had camping essentials

 

I'm guessing that hatch is a bit easier to open than the bed hatch.

 

All but the big one over the spare and the front cubby are really easy to open and access. The big one is a pain but its the price of admission.

 

Here is the spare/front one:

 

Beast! That flatbed was such a good decision for me…

 

I love your truck more every time I see it.

 

Thanks!

 

How will those boards hold up to the elements?
Treated wood or did you give 'em a coat of something?

 

They are pine. We put linseed oil on. They won't last. This was a "try and see" kind of deal-much cheaper than trying oak or maple and not having it work. Eventually after I destroy this bed I will put on a nice hardwood... Ha! Who am I fooling. I destroy things so I will probably just cover it with plywood...

 

Composite?

 

Aluminum Dimond plate?

 

That would be fun getting the spare out.