Oregon and Washington BS thread

Feel free to pm me if you have any questions about it

 

Incorrect

I use Tapatalk and it previews part of the most recent post in each thread , and I just happened to see what you had posted

 

I agree with Jake. Just get a good heavy-duty tote that you can strap down. I have a shell, so I don't need to keep mine strapped down, and it only shifts a couple inches when off-roading.

This is the tote I have:

$156 Plano Molding 1819 XXL Storage Box

Plano 1819XXL





I keep this stuff in my truck all the time:

• Recovery Bag: (2) D-Shackles, Snatch Block, Shackle Receiver Hitch, 30' Recovery Strap, 8' tree-saver, 20' tow strap, tow hitch w/ 3-balls
• Recovery Tote: Emergency blanket, food/water, gas, hand tools, tie-downs, jumper cables, flares, handsaw, paper, fire-starter, tarp, bungee cords, rope, 2x pair leather gloves
• Tool Bag
• 60" All-Cast Hi-Lift (HL-605)
• 32" 3.5 lb. True Temper axe
• 14" True Temper hatchet
  
• Bully 44" D-handle shovel
• VIAIR 85P Compressor
• FirstAlert PRO5 Fire Extinguisher
• (4) RUD Grip 4x4 Snow Chains (Model 2532)

 

I use tapatalk too. Now that I have internet at the house and work though, probably won't use it as much.

I'm finally in the PNW, not Idaho. That's part of the MWNW (Midwest northwest)

 

Hahahha can't afford to miss any instance where O and Z are together

 

I also have a shell that i only put on during the winter.. It also currently needs to be fixed since my puppy got bored one day and turned it into his personal chew toy

Does that tote lock? that's my biggest concern is having something locked and that is secure so that my dog doesn't get injured if its sliding around while he is back there.

 

(taken from their description):

This XXL storage trunk from Plano provides weather resistant storage for bulky and oversized gear wherever you need it--from the garage to the back of your truck and from the porch to the basement. Equipped with integrated wheels and recessed handles, it easy to move the box around, even when loaded. Meanwhile, heavy-duty, impact resistant plastic construction makes the box durable and lightweight.

Features and Specifications:

• Heavy-duty impact resistant plastic construction
• Integrated wheels for easy transport
• Four heavy-duty latches
• Three padlock tabs for added security
• Molded grooves for stacking
• Tie-down brackets on each end
• Recessed handles
• Dimensions: 37.75 by 18.25 by 14 inches (LxWxH)

I got it from Home Depot for like $25, but they don't sell it anymore. The Rubbermaid ActionPacker that Jake suggested is a good one as well.

 

Awesome thanks so much! I'll look into it ad see what I can find!

 

NP

 

Mk. There are a couple laying around the shop. Not the prettiest, but I'm tired of clutter accumulating so take one! haha.

One bedbox takes up space......
Luckily, I can pull mine in a couple minutes when I need the bed space.



They only weigh 60ish lbs. empty...

 

48" bar ?

 

Nothing a little paint couldn't fix! I pm'd ya

 

You could try John's marketplace in Portland. At SW 35th and Multnomah, they have tons of different brews n such in there to try.

 

So wait truck girl you have horses right?

 

I sure do!

 

You probably should have gotten a tundra or a diesel truck to haul stuff for your horses just saying since thats what I see in Oregon and Washington mostly

 

I have a ford powerstroke too I just work in the city and driving my big diesel everyday was getting old. Plus traffic with a 5speed was getting old too lol so I got the Tacoma to run around in and keep the powerstroke for when I need it, or a diesel fix

 

Haha in that case I would recommend the horse in front of Tacoma mod to save gas and pull you out of tough mud pits

 

Haha you first so u can see how its done haha

 

I might have bought a Doug Thorley Y-Pipe today