Intro to Tacoma Trailhunter

Nice!!!!

 

The mat is good for keeping things from sliding around on the slick composite surface but then you get a build up of dirt and leaves in the bed ribs under the mat. Have to take the mat out to properly spray or blow the debris out. Spray-in liner is more expensive but might be an option I'd consider.

I'm also thinking about a Decked system so I wouldn't need a mat or a liner.

 

Doesn't mention anything about bed material thickness, but if it's made with glass filler (fiberglass) I guarantee it's thinner. I noticed from just tapping my hand on the material it felt thin.

 

Thus is the 5' bed

 

Have you done any trail hunting yet?

 

LOL! No. First planned trip is mid July with my Landcruiser club. Yes, they welcome all Yota trucks...and even a Heep or two.

 

When are you posting more pics of your Taco?

 

When I have time.

 

Beautiful truck OP

 

We’re never getting those

 

Ok, here's the bracket on the truck bed holding on the ARB sport bar. I need a tonneau cover to protect my camping gear and none work on the Trailhunter with that bar attached. 12 bolts and the bar comes off.

 

CRAP!!!!! I spit juice out my nose and on to my keyboard seeing your reply.....Well done!

 

@Brentbba can you tell us what your actual payload is as indicated by the sticker on your door jamb? I am curious if the TH actually has the additional payload that the marketing videos claim.

 

Remove it.

 

I've posted in a couple of places. 6835lbs from memory. Just inundated with questions, so apologies for anyone I've missed!

 

That's the plan!

 

Wait, is that two piece? Can one part be used just as a bed stiffener?

 

Are you referring to the corner piece? I'd need to go look, but I have a sleeping granddog on my lap right now! I'd guess it's integrated with the bar though.

 

Yes. If it is integrated and if you were just going to toss it, wonder if feasible to cut down and grind as a bed stiffener for that side of the bed.

 

NICE!