Tortooga Custom Works
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- Ralph
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Yea I like those D boxes too.
I'm heavily invested in Sortimo's L-Boxx line. So I have a bit of a battle internally, if I do the decked system I have to give up my L-boxxes. which, I'm not sure would be a wise thing...
Since they are not waterproof, to use my L-Boxxes I would need a topper, or a good tonneau cover... and I would get a bedslide... or make one. That I don't mind making out of marine plywood, or even some slatted metal. The l-boxxes have some clips at the bottom that let them click into each other, or onto a base. So you can mount that base onto anything, and click them in so they don't go anywhere.
These are some the Bosch branded L-boxxes, the most common. But there are all kinds of colors and other accessories available. I use them for power tools, hand tools, materials, first aid, testing equipment, etc, etc.
I'm heavily invested in Sortimo's L-Boxx line. So I have a bit of a battle internally, if I do the decked system I have to give up my L-boxxes. which, I'm not sure would be a wise thing...
Since they are not waterproof, to use my L-Boxxes I would need a topper, or a good tonneau cover... and I would get a bedslide... or make one. That I don't mind making out of marine plywood, or even some slatted metal. The l-boxxes have some clips at the bottom that let them click into each other, or onto a base. So you can mount that base onto anything, and click them in so they don't go anywhere.
These are some the Bosch branded L-boxxes, the most common. But there are all kinds of colors and other accessories available. I use them for power tools, hand tools, materials, first aid, testing equipment, etc, etc.
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