YouTube Video Of My New Camp Drawer

I love my Tacoma. I love off roading. I love camping.

This video shows a drawer I made to help me bring all those things together. The link below is my build page where I try my best to come up with solutions that work for me. Totally overkill, but I made it
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...-diy-camping-drawers-pic-heavy-thread.554249/

https://youtu.be/UmMUiLCtzKg

I’m contemplating starting a side business producing kits for these, if anyone is interested let me know via the page. Thanks!

www.PullKitchen.com

 

Awesome looking setup! When you daily drive do you take the drawers out?

 

Yeah the @KB Voodoo rack comes off and the drawer comes out. Gets the truck back to normal

 

Makes sense.
How much does the drawer weigh when empty?

 

About 130lbs.

 

Super awesome setup

 

Thanks!

 

Looks awesome! how much do you think your first version and second version weigh?

 

v1.0 about 200lbs, and v2.0 about 150lbs. I can feel the difference for sure

 

Carbon fiber for version 3!!

 

Hahaha. Ooooh

 

That’s a great set-up, good work.

 

That is awesome man! Do you get any water in your bed when it rains even with the Diamondback on?

 

A little from the way the bed caps are, the grooves pattern routes water back into the cab. But not much at all

 

I’m contemplating starting a side business producing kits for these, if anyone is interested let me know via the page. Thanks!

http://PullKitchen.com

 

Sign me up for a kit. I've been following your build and think it's the best one out there. Can you say a price range you're trying to hit?

 

This is a slick kit. I run a camper shell and decked system 24/7. Do you think it might work with that?

 

What’s the vertical clearance from the top of your decked system and the lowest point of your shell with the window open? My guess is the opening is too small, as the drawer is 17” tall if you mounted it directly to your decked system (meaning no base like normal)

 

If you haven’t already you can sign up at www.PullKitchen.com. I’m looking at feasibility right now but with aluminum and sliders being what they cost, 1500-2000 range

 

OP, that is awesome set-up. Thank you for sharing and good luck with the business venture!