North East CraigsList finds

Still have a WTS thread for the dclb 2nd gen ARE cap. Someone make an offer and take this off my hands. I cnt buy a new one till i sell this one

 

Because awesome.

 

Yeah, it is a sweet setup. I thought they were just blocks of wood.

 

Lloyd, you ever think about using some RV leveling blocks instead to the wood. They are VERY strong inter-locking plastic blocks. I know you already have those and you would have to buy the blocks but I was just thinking about the weight savings

$48 Camco Fasten Camper/RV Leveling Blocks - Features Interlocking Design for Customizable Height - Carrying Handle Twists to Secure Blocks for RV Storage - 8.5” x 8.5” x 1”, Yellow, 10-Pack (44512)

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00T36IQJO?th=1

 

Drifting off topic a bit, does anyone else use smile.Amazon.com when using Amazon? It's a way to have a portion of your purchase price go to charity. We use it here, sends a few bucks to a local food bank.

 

These look nice. But the plywood base was custom cut to also match the dimensions of the Hi-Lift stabilizer base plate, in case I need to "lift" the Hi-Lift a little more. Highly unlikely, but option is still there.

 

Yes I do. All the time. I have ours go to the boys & girls club

That's awesome! I was really just thinking with all the weight we add to our trucks that is one thing that COULD (not that you have to) be used to save weight

 

Ive got 1 16" steelie with no tire. Who wants it?

 

I'll take it! How much do you want?

 

me

 

Someone texted me before you. Sorry! Ill get you a drink if I get to Massachusetts on this trip

 

I posted my hood on both CL and the TW marketplace, but i figured i would post here as well for people.

No dents. But needs a paint job.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/fs-pa-08-sr5-impulse-red-hood-150-obo.505546

 

I have a steelie if you still need one. Not sure how you would go about getting it, but its the one from the stock spare (16")

 

Thanks for the link Rob. I just ordered a set of these for leveling my trailer. They'll be perfect to put under the stabilizer legs. The rest I'll throw under the jack. No more toting a cement block around for me

 

look at the anderson leveler for the trailer

 

ANYTHING is better than those damn cement blocks that he lugs around cross country

 

Absolutely! We used it though the last time we went camping and it was easy as hell. They work really fast and make things go very quickly. It probably took less than 5 minutes to level and put all 4 stabalizers down.

 

That's neat, not really what I need though. The pin holes in the stabilizer legs on my trailer are far apart. That leveling kit that Rob linked to will be perfect to dial it in.

 

Oh that's genius. I bet that'd work well for leveling out the truck to sleep in the bed.

 

I only carry one block for the trailer jack now that I bought those ridiculously heavy duty tent stakes you showed me.

Now, I won't even need that.