Puddle Jumper

That too. Loaded it, unloaded it, took pictures, told everyone about the RCI November sale, 15% off, code "November" at checkout, got a MTN Dew.... Been a productive night.

Got an order for another load Thursday too, which is nice

 

If I knew you’d keep it on this side of the river you’d have a lifetime supply.

 

Unfortunately/fortunately, you won't see me buying commie land anytime soon

For those arborists following along at home, this wood traveled all of 2.9 miles between cut and delivery.

 

Ready to scare the obstacles away

 

Have you done a buoyancy test yet?

 

Flotation tires are next on the list

 

What about 2FE Pontoon Sliders?

 

To be fair, skinnies are good for wheeling.

2FE Pontoon sliders.... Are good for everything

 

Well......I was gonna start looking for a propane tank for a new "fire pit" design.
Guess I can add some oil drums to the list..

 

Oil drums make better fire pits anyways.

And the first car to ever drive across the English Channel was a Nissan D21 Hardbody that utilized, among other things, oil drums for floatation.



And yes, it was driven by Jeremy Clarkson

 

Where do you think the initial inspiration came from Timm?

 

I don't see you driving your truck underwater...

 

Yes Timm, you don't see me driving DP underwater.

 

We could use a friction mounted outrigger flotation device.

 

Glue?

 

I designed a slider mounted toilet seat a while back........and by designed I mean I had a pretty
good idea mocked up and then never got back to it.

Could maybe use the same idea and use pontoons.
Aluminum or plastic to keep the weight down. Or up for that matter.

EdIt....and yes. I'm insane. I know.

 

You should get that into CAD (cardboard aided design) stage

 

The side dumper was in WAD.....ha.
(Wood aided design)

Your sliders straight or have kickout? Straight would lend an easier design.

 

Kickout, superior for wheeling

And 20 degree

 

Same here, so I can't argue.