BAMF Black Friday Sale List

Yeah it was just at the tipping point it wasn't doing that when lifted i did that for the picture and i had 3 guys on the back when pulling it off the truck just in case

 

Jerry, how is shipping going to work with the guys who are doing the group shipping? With the list being as long as it is, are you going to hold the sliders until the last person's is built to ship them as a group?

Looking at the shipping coordination thread:
http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/ba...-group-shipping-coordination-mega-thread.html

 

Is what were going to do is build the sliders in order from the list and put them up above my office when all the sliders are done for that group we will strap them on a pallet and get the shipping invoices out.

 

Thanks

Meanwhile, we get to harass the local member with the highest build number and guilt him into buying us beer

 

Hahaha

 

That would be Boston10taco

 

Damn

 

I am getting very thirsty

 

Just think of how long we would be waiting if Miguel ended up ordering.

 

That is so true

 

Geez, what was the approx weight of the shipment?!

 

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The angle at which the sliders are set relative to the horizontal. Standard is 20 degrees so they stick out far enough to protect the truck but still tuck up to the truck nicely. Some people want them to sit flatter and further away from the truck's body so they choose a lower angle.

 

damn..pound for pound..i think BAMF kicked MACY's ass for a black friday..

well done!!

 

Got mine UPS last time, and business addresses are cheaper iirc (should be anyways)

 

Not to bring it up again, so at a 20 degree angle would it be sufficient enough to use as steps? Not a problem for me to get in and out it's just the wife thinks I'm getting side steps no matter how many times I told her it wasn't...lol

 

The way I see it, the bar is round haha no matter what angle they stick up, if you're just stepping on the bar, it's the same round bar.

The only difference in having it more flat is that 1.) it will be slightly lower 2.) you may be able to put a foot on the support bars at which point the angle will contribute to it being a better step, or 3.) you have top plates and thus are stepping on a FLAT, not round, surface and so the angle matters.

Am I flawed in thinking a round bar is still round no matter the angle? or am I missing some other factor?

 

Total for the shipment was 10,874lbs but there was other stuff other then the plate.

UPS for yours they are tiny

This ^ some people think they work better at a lower angle but round tube is still round they will sit lower mounted at a lower angle. If you want to really use them as steps I would go mounted flat with fill plates.