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I hunt, fish, explore and photograph the remote back-country a lot. One of my issues is that I rarely have someone with to get out and help spot as I crawl over nasty undercarriage-damaging rock. My last vehicle (and my bank account) suffered on more than one occasion from this situation. This...

Covers came in, and the install was some work. I got entirely frustrated by the rear drivers side seat back until I realized they put the cover together wrong. Time to see how this company handles issues. Overall, the covers are great quality.

I am very pleased with my choice. It is worth the expense!

Look what came today! Three more to go.

Out for a spin...

So here is what I came up with. I cut a piece of plywood (happened to be oak because its what I had) to fit tight just behind the bulkhead and on top of the wheel wells, fitted a couple 2x4 on that to support the main parts. The lengthwise 2x has a notch to capture the bottom edge of the tie...

I have been giving it some thought and am considering building a tray to fit the lift and connecting that to the rail system with metal straps and a couple t-bolts. I think my lift will fit crosswise in the bed, but I guess I need to check that. I don't want it bouncing around and I want to be...

When I first got my Tacoma, I mounted my Hi lift vertical behind the cab, connected to the bed rail system. Now I have a DiamondBack HD cover over the bed so I'm trying to decide how best to secure the jack, preferably in the bed. What does everyone else do?

I have posted a lot of these elsewhere here, but here's my Toy.

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I put the Pop n Lock on mine. Fits OK but I'm not particularly thrilled with how it performs. You have to turn one of the wires around and I don't think the geometry works all that well to get the leverage to unlatch easily. However, it was the only one I could find and I love that it keys to...

CoverKings will be here Friday! I will post some pics once I get them installed.

I have a 3" level on my 2015 and am running BFGoodrich 275/70R17 A/T KO2. Pretty smooth and quiet on the road yet good traction off road.

Not cheap, $1899 delivered. But it was exactly what I wanted.

Finally mounted the kayak.

Here's my redneck bumper for the back end.

OK, so here's my solution. Good news is it's as secure as the rack. Bad news is the same. The factory rack just really isn't all that rigid. The other challenge is getting it up there, but a little bit of PVC and a cheep noodle float secured with some rope to the tie downs on the cover worked...

Just browsed to this part of the forum for the first time. I'm in Los Alamos and just thought I would check into this pretty dead thread... Anybody got plans for the weekend? I'm hopeful to maybe drag the kayak up to Abiquiu and catch some bass and walleye.

App store when looking for the Entunes app.