KEEPERS METAL FABRICATION (KMFAB)

Alright so here it is, the first ever KMF bed-bolt-tied 3 hoop full SB length RTT rack!

I gotta say, it’s great having a 2nd gen on-site at all times, makes prototyping much easier!
I’ll post some final pics after finish welds, cleanup and paint are done.

 

That is sexy!

 

Thank you good sir!

 

Love how you did the upper cross bars! That will be nice for loading the bed from the sides

 

Thanks man. Might become standard issue for the future!

 

I like that!

 

My only suggestion would be to run the rear post bottom plates over to the actual bed bolts with a gusset rather than just to the d rings. That would give you a full four points tied to the frame rather than just two. Mine is tied into the rear bed bolts and I really think it helps, however, it's still not tied to the front two which I may be hitting you up to change. I actually have some other thoughts too that could make this rack a really big hit for people still wanting to run a shell or soft topper. Either way, beautiful work as always brotha!

 

I’ll definitely do that in the future. Plenty of meat where the tie down point is but I get what you mean! And sounds good man!

 

That bed rack looks amazing Andrew!!!

 

Thank you good sir!

 

Any interest in doing a first gen bedrack? REI is really tempting me with a 20% off Tepui right now...

 

Let’s do it!

 

KMF Frankensprings handling 600lbs of cargo; camping gear, large ice chest, 20 gallons of water, and firewood.

 

Hey Andrew, what does the time frame look like for my rear bumper build?

 

Andrew ...

On average, how long does it take you to do a full install w/wiring for a LED Light bar (roof mounted). I don't have any under hood breaker panels (sPoD etc) just the stock stuff on my 06 Tacoma Double cab.
Asking because I am thinking of having you do it rather than me do it and having it be half ass.

Thanks!

 

I usually give it 3 hours just to be safe (adding up working/bullshitting time)

 

Sounds good. Thanks! I need to round up the brackets and switches and stuff.

 

Awesome, don't forget the inline fuses!

 

And the wire too I presume!