craven mod----------my back blesses you!
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From: Mi, Middle of the Mitten
Originally Posted by WA.Ranger
Man that's awesome, but speaking for Cookie and myself..........it might be a little light duty. LOL
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From: Columbia, MO
Originally Posted by Craven
I'm no lite weight myself and I thought about that. The board I used is actually a piece of OSHA stamped scaffold plank. You could always run a 4x4 under it.
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From: Mi, Middle of the Mitten
Originally Posted by WA.Ranger
I wasn't worried so much about the board, but the 1 1/2" worth of lag threads stripping out.
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Cripe...u can just pop that plank in the back and keep it with u all the time.
Only thing is what about those times u need side access.
WA...u could probably put some side swivel planks on each end then prop them on those humungous tires of yours. Don't forget the no skid surface!
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Only thing is what about those times u need side access.
WA...u could probably put some side swivel planks on each end then prop them on those humungous tires of yours. Don't forget the no skid surface!
Nut
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From: Yuba City, CA.
Originally Posted by PSNut
Cripe...u can just pop that plank in the back and keep it with u all the time.
Only thing is what about those times u need side access.
WA...u could probably put some side swivel planks on each end then prop them on those humungous tires of yours. Don't forget the no skid surface!
Nut
Only thing is what about those times u need side access.
WA...u could probably put some side swivel planks on each end then prop them on those humungous tires of yours. Don't forget the no skid surface!
Nut
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From: Monroe Michigan
Originally Posted by DaveWilliams
And you can cut it the right length and use it to slip into the slots in the bed to make a bed divider out of it when you are not using it.,.I love mine!!
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From: Mi, Middle of the Mitten
Originally Posted by DaveWilliams
And you can cut it the right length and use it to slip into the slots in the bed to make a bed divider out of it when you are not using it.,.I love mine!!
Craven
