Recent content by Ratman1979

Slight bit of damage.

Sorry it didn't work out, but thanks for getting back to me so quickly. I agree, they are great racks and the company as a whole offers many quality products at decent prices. I sound like I work for the company.

How temporary are you thinking? If it helps with the lugging it back, I have the box so it could be broken down to a much more manageable size.

SOLD: Front Runner Slimline II Roof Rack measuring 61.4" L x 49.4" W, tall feet so you can fit their table between the rack and the roof. This one is from a truck canopy/cap or trailer. It comes with 3 pair of mounting feet for OEM track mounting. I decided to go a little wider so I replaced...

I wouldn't trust them to survive around a lot of welding. I've worn them while doing some grinding and light welding without any holes but the material is that "technical feeling" stuff so I'm sure they have a much lower melting point than canvas or denim.

I am a fan of the Truewerk pants. Social Media got me interested as well. I first bought their winter bibs and love them. As for the pants: I like the side pocket that fits my cell phone perfectly, the other side pocket has a velcro closure so stuff doesn't just fall out, the flex is much...

Yes, it is still available.

Pulled off our 2016 MB Sprinter van, the bumper comes with the driver side tire carrier, passenger side bike rack arms, tow hitch and all the hardware. The bike rack did have a storage box mounted so there are some holes drilled into the arms. It does not include bike trays or storage box...

Thanks for the info on the slide. I see the logo now. They seem to have a much better price point than anything else I have seen.

Is your fridge slide a DIY unit or a name brand? Did you get rid of the GFC unit or is it sitting in your garage taking up valuable space, being in your way all of the time, and just waiting for someone to come by and purchase it?

The diesel engine is the only reason I bought my '19 ZR2. At altitude it is a smooth rig. It doesn't hunt for gears and shift all the time like several other vehicles I have driven out here. That said, the tiny rear seat in a four door truck is the reason I will not be buying another one.

Thanks. Mine looks like this. With other rigs I've owned, I just wired straight to the pos. clamp on the battery. All the other wires and 100A, 400A, 250A tags gave me a little pause.

Could you post pics/explain how the winch is powered from the battery? I have a '19 diesel ZR2 and the battery/fuse situation on these trucks is a bit intimidating to me.

I installed their rack on my 2014 Tacoma and ended up with some similar dents, I think 2 or 3 spots. I never put any load on the rack and I followed their provided instructions. I removed the rack soon after the first drive as the noise level was unacceptable. I didn't notice the dents until...

Some additional pictures of the inside. Bed measures 79"x63" Hard floor measures 86"x67" Heights of the tent are roughly: At head of bed 42" middle of tent 107" overall, 71" from foot of bed to top of tent Lowest point of the hard floor area 76" The under bed storage is 54x44".