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That’s funnyJohn! I want to be buried in something with a little more room. I was thinking the Gladiator so I could listen to the radio and look out the windshield, but I’m sure my wife will take the Jeep. Mark

The castors sound good. I always need more workbench space. I don’t have any wall space in my garage, but I hate to see the logos go to the dump. It is a cool box. Mark

What is everyone doing with their wooden box the lift kit came in? Mine is just sitting in my garage taking up space. I’m not much of a wood worker, but interested to see what others have done. Mark

I got the Safe Jack from 4WP. Great bottle jack with accessories for different heights and lift points. Kind of pricey but works great. I ve used it five times on lifted jeeps and a trailer. I also carry a couple boards to put under the jack. Mark

I like this one too! Very cool. Mark

Somebody on ths forum did that. It looked great. Easy build and low cost Mark

How about Military ammo cans. They come in a variety of sizes, sturdy, are weather tight if the lid seal is good, you can get a locking kit for them to attach a padlock. Get one tall enough to reach the rail, drill a couple holes at rail height and bolt from the inside. Mark

No. They were pretty small and could easily be fixed with an epoxy. I don’t have the lids to the ammo boxes but I guess you could get some from Decked

That’s a wicked looking rifle! I like it! Mark

From what I’ve heard these guys are using battery powered saws all’s. They cut thru most steel like a hot knife thru butter. I used to use one when I did metal work. If your going to put something under there get the hardest steel you can find. Chromium is hard and is a key ingredient in...

Terry, Here are pics with some general measurement. I think you could store a gallon jug lying down or a few quarts of oil. I keep a dynamic rope and tiedowns in one and Higlift accessories in the other. I carry tools, spare parts, jumper cables, Viair compressor in the small drawer. The large...

So I didn’t do a write but I do have a few pics and a blueprint. I bought some schedule 40 pipe 1 1/2 inch which measures 1 3/4 outside diameter and two 45 and two 90 degree elbows for the pipe. I welded the pipe together to the length I wanted with the 45 in the front and 90 to the rear. The...

I did it. I used to have a welding business so it was pretty easy. I did pay to have it powder coated.

I did a similar thing but used schedule 40 pipe. I bought 45 and 90 degree joints and welded them on instead of bending. I added perforated steps for the front and solid for the back for my dog. I welded braces to attach an NFab step for when I lifted the truck. I can move the step from front...

I went with the Santa Cruz. It’s durable and adjustable to fit a variety of guns. I’m happy with it. I wish I could mount the rifles closer into the corner but I couldn’t get them any tighter with the optics. Mark

I have the rear seat delete, so mine was easy. I bought a locking rifle rack and mounted it to the floor rear seat mount and the shoulder belt bolt in the roll bar. It’s solid and adjustable to fit different guns. It’s tucked back in the corner, out of the way and easily accessible from the back...

That’s funny shit!! I love it!

I installed the Decked and have been very happy with it. I like to carry a lot of tools, winching acc, air, towing, jumpers, etc. I don’t have room inside because I did the rear seat delete for the dog. I bought the Maximus sport bar to give me more side rail for cargo. My Decked platform...

I took mine on the first part of Fins and Things in Moab, pulling a 14’ flatbed trailer to rescue a RZR. Didn’t take any pics, I was two busy winching, but I got it out. I have some mods, but I’m not going to discuss them here. This thread is for wheeling, ………damnit! Mark