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Skillz!!

Thats a great ramp! Im just finishing off one for my hounds too. Not because their getting old, just lazy....

Ive looked into a few of the disconnected bags and even Timbren's rubber spring. But i havnt found any realiable reviews for those products in regards to our rigs... ;(

So with all the full-time weight i have in the back of my rig now my back end saged about 1-1/2"s. Even though its a full size pick-up the Raptors have very "supple" suspension in the rear. So until I decide what im gonna do about it I've installed a set of helper leaf springs. The kit was only...

Hours away from the next fuel opportunity = Lifesavers!!

What kind of travel are we looking at front and rear!? And are we thinking of re-gearing for those 35s? PS. It's gonna look B.A. With those big boots under it!!

Fantastic!

There's 5 Toyota trucks and suv's in my family. When i got into this it was a sure thing my rig was gonna be Toyota!.... So I bought a Ford! It was the truck I needed at the time. P.S. My family didn't even disown me:)

Northern lights in the North West Territories.

As close to the water as Odin will get...

Love the extreme climate changes between the two camp setups!

On my extended cab the overall length is 74 1/4".

Whats the plan for the inside?

Make sure you post what you do!

Wats the plan for mounting them?

U making a racking system!?

Ive never had to factor kids into any of my equations(yay!). But my dogs are 300lbs of dead weight. I think you're on the only track to solve your issue, if you're not going to tow a trailer. If you check out "Weathergaurd's" catalog they have half bed lengths packrat options so you're pup has a...

Never actually used it myself. But I know the applications it can be used for are demanding. And if u use a caulking gun like i do, then it should be alot cleaner!

Well, time to bug my dad about taking his 91 off his hands again! ;)

Also, this is the product we use with aluminum when we need adhesion and a sealent. Id also recommend using 1/4" stainless steel "huck" rivets instead of aluminum. Make sure you use sealent on every rivit hole to avoid leaks. Especially if you're traveling around British Columbia!! Hope it helps!