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I need a platform for my pop up camper it needs to be about an inch and a half thick, I'm wondering has anybody ever used or can I use some of that blue high-density insulation and just set the camper on that? Camper weighs less than 1k dry.

Very nice., ^^^

I have made many Baja bug and sand rail skid plates out of used street signs from county road department. Very durable and very light weight , cuts very well with a jigsaw. Mickey

Is it cost effective to build something custom yourself, or pay a carpenter to help if you're not comfortable with construction? Mickey

Alice B Toklas?

One good thing about an axe, You don't need to mix/take gas, And it always starts.. no problem. Mickey

Good one. ^^ I take my uke.. good company. To the op, after a few trips out you'll start figuring out what you forgot/need. Mickey

Very nice... ?

Not mentioned is the vehicle your winch is mounted. It appears you'll be pulling a helluva lot of weight. If you were to use an appropriate size snatch block you'd alleviate some concerned angst. Mickey

Good Lord... SMH Load the back of your truck with water so you don't die of dehydration, fill your gas tank, go have fun, when gas tank half full go back to nearest town refill gas tank, have dinner at nice restaurant, get a room, rest up, next day; repeat. Not that difficult. Mickey

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Wasn't insinuating it was smart or right.

It's a Toyota, people overload them all the time. just try it, might not be too terrible. Might need a brake controller..nbd

Has the op found the perfect vehicle to meet his demands? Mickey

This. ^^

Forget about banning plastic bags (pet peeve) killing millions of sea creatures and birds yearly.. But, let's get the lead out.. uh huh.. Lead= buzzword Gotta love lobbyists.. Mickey

Wow... I cannot imagine 3700lbs in a 1/2 ton or 7300 lbs in 1ton, It would be real scary. My neighbor has a 15' Dodge 3500 drw, carrying a 11' Lance with 2 slides, he guesses 5500-6k lbs wet.. I don't have any idea of the weight Oh, it pulls it ok, but it's a grunt on stock suspension. But...

Since your payload +/- 2000 you're going to be into a 1 ton. Anything less would probably require upgrading/enhancing suspension to be safe, even at that , wouldn't leave you alot of wiggle room. Mickey

Op, I didn't read anywhere in the thread about max weight, are you wanting a truck that has a max payload of 2k lbs or can carry 2klbs comfortably?