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I have a targetsman great shooting pistol

I think the old town next would be my choice on a solo conoe but I come from a kayaking background. Osagian makes nice conoes that are built for ozark steams aka shallow and rocky they sre aluminum and have bulges on the sides for stability.

I love seeing that truck on the trails!

I need to do that I seen a kit at the parts store the othe day, dorman brand i think.

So yes that loop is a pain in the head. To hold the box down i have some large L bracket that will fasten to the side and bottom of the box and I will use the factory tie downs to hold the rear most half. For the front half I will be installing some flush mount tie downs on the front of the box...

It looks so nice on wood I almost hate to cover it. The drivers side drawer has slides on it but it also rest on the bottom of the cabinet just so when the truck is in motion the slides and drawers sides are not taking all the stress from my toolbag,recovery bag, portable air compressor.

Thanks rayra I measured mine at ride and it's only 1/8th difference, with the driver rear being the 1/8th closer to the frame. Didn't get to extend and see whats going on. After using my harbor freight jackstand for over a year now i guess I better not use them now.

Its sturdy enough i put the stove hooked up a propane bottle a about 10 lbs on the stove my whole cabinet tipped and i had to hold it down. I hope to only use the slide out as a counter top and make a shelf on my up coming swing out project to cook on.

Got my slide out counter top done. Slow going about an hou a night.

Lol yeah, maybe I use too many screws

wow I didn't realize how dirty the stove was from sitting in the shop....looks like the stove in the kitchen of a Mexican restaurant.

Started working on the cooking drawer, got all my pocket holes drilled put the drawer together cut my slide out cutting board to fit cut the 1.25 aluminium angle as a slide for the cutting board/ counter top. Got it all together slid it in the cabinet and crap both slides will not fit. I'm...

That would be me...I was not removing that liner to get to the bolts, I started by just bending out of the way but the passenger side ripped and I thought ..oh well I will just notch it. They can be flipped and I tried it when I did the coils but man it was a pain in the butt and just flipped...

I noticed that but its hard to tell if it broke above these threads because of the mud all over it...I had someone tell to they removed the front sway-bar on a Yukon and they have been all over the US he said he could tell no difference but like me he has the torsion bars cranked.

Sticks out about 3/4 as long as th hatch

So my set of drawes slide! Not perfect but the are parallel.

Appears i need to buy some wheel spacers, maybe just spin the shock bolt around and let it self clearance. Funny thing is i went both directions on the course and the ditches but only the driver side tire rubbed. Do you think the rear axle is pushe toward the passenger side because the panhard...

The more i look. I drove oner two hours today even ran some gravel at 70mph felt the same as always. Im pulling it, the whole thing. Should let me hit the stops a little faster....lol.

I picked up some 100lb drawer slides the same as in my utility bed after 170k miles half of which was on dirt and gravel I only have one drawer that te slides have come apart. The grey paint is rust tough for applying on bare metal it just states enamel we use it at work on gas pipes and meters.

Got one of her book cases glued up and started work on my project. Got the to glued top the ribs, taped off the glue joints and painted the inside with some grey enamel i had around the house. I picked up some cheap rustoleum bed liner to paint the outside with. Im debating whether i should...