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I don't mind, either. I'm not particular to any OS, either. I do like how some apps are interchangeable across platforms. Makes trip planning and route sharing with a group easier.

 

is there a thread that talks more on those shackles??... no one has asked about them yet so i'm thinkin i'm late to the game...?

 

Demello.

 

@WNYTACO FTW
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/cheap-rtt-for-those-on-a-budget.478273/

 

Anyone that carries a chainsaw use a mount for it, or y'all just slide it in where it fits?

 

I always just slide it in the bed somewhere. I've considered working out a mount for the wheel well so it would just be a simple reach over the bedside for it.

Something like this meant for an ATV.

 

Hello all
I'm running out of space in my tool bag - What's everyone using to carry tools in while overlanding or just everyday use? I have a cap on the bed of the truck so I won't be getting a full width tool box for the bed, just something that can hold a full impact socket set, wrenches, etc (impact guns/power tools will be stored else where).

Thanks!

 

Pelican case on the roof?

 

Go through all the tools you have and make sure it's just stuff that you need. A couple tool rolls can go a long way in keeping things organized and relatively compact.

 

I picked up two of these and I'm very happy with them

$22 Arsenal 5870 Tool Roll-Up Pouch, 25-Pockets, Polyester, Gray

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0013G5YAG/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

I mainly use Husky bags from HD & have them stacked behind the rear seat

 

I've seen a few make a double clamp for the bar that attaches it to a Hi-Lift rail. Don't know if they drilled into the bar or clamped around it and the chain.

 

Here's my drawers.

 

I use one of these from Blue Ridge Overland, works great!

 

You know, I've been meaning to buy a case for each of my Stihl's this picture just sold me because of 1. the scrench holder and 2. the tie-down.

 

Blue Ridge Overland only sells that black cover holding the case down, the case must be purchased separately. That stihl case shown is about $100.

 

I still like them both.

 

Who makes those drawers?

 

Yeah it's just the hold down, I thought all Stihl's came with cases