Post the toys and tools that you would like to have for your truck.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/272695332613?ul_noapp=true
Along with a compressor system.

Nothing like a train horn to wake up the sleeping driver at the stop light.


Now I would not be doing this.


What would of been really funny is the gal at
0:24 would really spooked and tossed it at him.

 

I would like Anthony in the back seat and anything he thought was good to have in a trailer or in the bed, there for him...

You brought up a fantasy thread Sean, what the heck?!!!

Scott

 

I mounted a 2500lb ATV winch ($69 Harbor Freight) with a wireless remote in the front of my bed. I already don't know how I lived without it. No more laboring to yank a 200lb buck into the bed by myself. Loading and especially unloading a mower/ATV is a breeze. No more backing down a treacherous ramp. I have a super tight secure point for every load that I haul. I really don't know why this isn't standard issue on every truck made.

 

When it comes for toys for the truck I would LOVE a shop with enough room
to start out with so that I could park inside and have a lift and a place for my
tools and other projects to live in.

 

The toy/tool i currently want for my truck is a topside creeper. I just changed out the POS aftermarket t-stat that was in my truck and slipped and fell off the bumper. I had coolant on my shoes from it spilling once i pulled the upper radiator hose and i took a spill of my own.

btw, changing a thermostat on a 6.0 is way easier than a 7.3. They just had to put one of the bolts in a awkward spot to get to. On top of that, it fell behind the housing and required my curved long pliers and a lot of sailor speak to finally fish out.

Ok, rant over. A shop lift would be nice too, but it'd have to go into the heated/cooled workshop that I'd also like to have

 

I'm pretty content and have it outfitted pretty good BUT if I was given 1 thing for the truck it would be this hooked to the gooseneck ball.
I mean, C'mon, it's only one thing.

 

Yes, I agree. Along with the comment of a heated and cooled shop. Radiant heat for the floor. I can't count how many times I've been on a cold floor. My next garage will have radiant heat.

 

Mine is simple. Here in the northland, road salt causes corrosion that sends vehicles to early graves.
Need some fresh new body panels and paint.

 

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Like so.

 

I WANT THAT GARAGE!

 

I worked for railroads for 39 years. In about 2008 I bought a set of Nathan locomotive air horns. It was a 5 horn cast aluminum array, the real deal. I rebuilt them and hooked them to my shop air compressor for a test. I live in a typical neighborhood with homes on 1/4 acre lots. I believe the horn test brought the 'hood to a momentary standstill. They are wicked loud

I originally intended to plumb the horns and complete compressor system under my F350. Those horns are so loud, and with society seemingly so close to unleashing a can of road rage at the slightest provocation, I never mounted them.

David

 

But once you learn how to play the "toot" like an engineer, think of the confusion you'd bring driving through a little town at 10pm that doesn't have a railroad for tens of miles.

 

Id like that garage too.

 

I'm with everyone on the garage and lift. At this point I will settle for a garage that will fit my truck. My current garage is about two-three foot too short.

 

Not long enough I can't even get a stock + leveling puck truck into the front because
the contractor when he rebuilt the house and garage after the fire make the opening lower.

Big shop/garage with a standard door and a tall door. We can work from there so
long as it has the sq/ft I want.