Oregon and Washington BS thread

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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

 

Hey! whos that guber in the back ground!!!
Im glad you liked it, I love that stuff too. I need more of it. I drank the last one today.

 

As long as its flatland and no stop lights, its all goooood. Honestly...not really haha.



So many levels of badass and perfect.

 

Hey how much does that trailer weigh?? I have a 6500 tow rating and I'd like to get a trailer like that if I can tow it

 

Get a bed mat from summit racing for $40. They look like stock. Add the action packer and it will never move. I've been using one for the past 4 years. stout boxes, lockable, good handles.

However, I wouldn't say they are as secure as a truck box bolted down.

Since we are all pimping setups and I'm waiting on the dryer, I'll go ahead and say I ended up switching my setup. I used to try putting a lot in an action packer, but I was always sorting through it. Now I have:

Canopy to keep it all dry
20mm ammo can with following:

• spill kit
• WD40
• 2" ball stinger
• PB blaster
• folding saw
• emergency reflective vest
• gloves
• deflator
• t-shirt that works as a rag
• bag with shackles and a snatch block

backpack with following:

• tree saver
• snatch strap
• 2-way radios
• gloves
• extra room for shackles, etc.

(the backpack is great for when you need to march up the trail with gear)
bag with Hi-Lift ORK kit and 30' of chain. (bag has a strap for when you need to march up the trail with it)
bag with compressor
box of tools which I need to buy a bag for

The ammo can did an incredible job of shrinking most things into 1/4 of the space. I need to maybe get something to put those bags altogether though, or maybe just use the old action packer for that.

The action packer + ammo can fits neatly between the wheel wells.

What happened to the front bumper you are saving for?

 

Lol, still getting there

Gary found it in P-Town for $75, which cheaper than having one welded. Figured why not

 

There's a shop here in the king County area that has you weld bumpers for 360? If I had a welder I may have looked into them more

 

There's also a Guy that's been selling plate-kits on CL for a while. Wonder if its the same people. I think he was down south though.

I really wouldn't mind having on of Tim's (Elite) pieces of art though. Plus, he can weld it out of 1/4" alum, which is half the weight. After seeing how lightweight and stout 6061-T6 is, I'm a fanboy.

 

http://nwtrailinnovations.com/

???

Edit: There was no location for them on their website now that I look. And, a lot of stuff is missing. I don't know if I would order from them period.