Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

BTW, Retired!

 

Congratulations

 

Congrats! Time for adventures!

 

Congratulations, welcome to the club.

 

Fantastic!!!!!!!!

 

That's awesome, Rich! I can't wait to hear about your adventures!

 

How about TWark 24

Like the box. I never came up with a system I loved in the bed. Always had dust, but at least was dry. Flatbed seems to be wet and dusty. Oh well. I can make a tiedown anywhere I want on the FB-I like that about it . Freeing-whatever I need I just make it happen.

 

Congratulations!

 

Saw an older Chevy Malibu with ditch lights, on the way to work.
I thought it added a nice little touch.

 

Congrats! Enjoy the retired life.

 

Yes! TWArk24 is good!

 

I saw a 4th Gen Tacoma on I-43 on Wed afternoon, in Supersonic Red.

 

Our web press has been here 22yrs.
I've been operating it maybe 5.
I finally convinced the higher up to get some automatic inkers installed....
So I can have more time to play on my phone!

They always filled it by hand out of 30# pails...I'm not doing that shit.. nobody should have to.
https://youtu.be/YtS6EsTrTuA?si=c2FoPDTEFQeA3MCj

 

Now you're just being downright lazy!!!

 

Baaahhh!

In the previous 17yrs they paid for 2 shoulder surgeries for guys working that position. I'm not interested in being the 3rd.
I eliminated that job position and saved the company a minimum of 40k/yr.

 

Yeah, your ink comes in larger containers than mine... lol

 

Quickest solution if you don't mind cutting into the mat.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...e-front-area-of-the-bed.758452/#post-27036568


I was thinking maybe adding one of the d-rings to the middle bolts in the back, but that just gets in the way when putting stuff in. I also think it would hit when trying to slide out that beautiful creation of yours.

With time and access to fab tools, maybe a longer bracket that attaches to the bolts where the OEM d-rings are? It would need a slot cut out in the middle of said bracket to be able to slide anchors out of the way when not needed. Then just place a binding post big enough to face up through the top of the D-ring and keep it attached or for quick removal. Could even cut it down to keep it from sticking out so much. Much flatter than a bolt head flipped, but would definitely rub on the bed liner eventually.