Pathfinder I
Thanks buddy! If you ever need a hand let me know. Then again, you read my mod posts so I might do more harm than good. Makes for good stories though. :)
What Did You Do With Your Rig Today?
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Expedition Master I
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- Michael
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- Lee
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- Mark
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Expedition Master I
- 11,455
- First Name
- Michael
- Last Name
- Lee
- Member #
13728
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KM6YKV
- Service Branch
- Army & Marine Corps
Off-Road Ranger I
Went to White Pocket in Vermillion cliffs National monument, AZ 
Traveler III
Off-Road Ranger I
Explorer I
Influencer III
Enjoyed Moab over the Easter Jeep Safari. Chicken Fettuccini for dinner and some red Rock therapy. Great caves, waterfalls and views to explore.
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Explorer I
Not jealous at all ;) Looks like fun! Waiting for the trails to open up here in WA.
Added much needed anger management tools.....missiles and a much needed ejection seat. 
Member III
Loaded up the family yesterday and we rode Old 60 to Lexington for supper. Ate at Macado's there on the main drag, one of our favorite spots.
The wife and I went on our first date at the Macado's in Galax 13.5 years ago and when we lived in Radford, we usually went there for the one meal a month we could afford to eat in a restaurant.
The wife and I went on our first date at the Macado's in Galax 13.5 years ago and when we lived in Radford, we usually went there for the one meal a month we could afford to eat in a restaurant.
Expedition Master I
- 11,455
- First Name
- Michael
- Last Name
- Lee
- Member #
13728
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KM6YKV
- Service Branch
- Army & Marine Corps
Member III
Got an alignment after installing a 2" front and 1.5" rear lift. Caster was really the only thing that was out and the truck feels so much better now
Off-Road Ranger I
Explored around in the Desert of Southern Utah
Pathfinder I
Thanks man!
On that note.
I mounted a superstrut utility rail on the work truck today and stuck the XBULL traction boards on it and "secured" it with a cable lock.
My bracket mounting solution.
Expedition Master I
- 11,455
- First Name
- Michael
- Last Name
- Lee
- Member #
13728
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KM6YKV
- Service Branch
- Army & Marine Corps
Thanks man!
On that note.
I mounted a superstrut utility rail on the work truck today and stuck the XBULL traction boards on it and "secured" it with a cable lock.
My bracket mounting solution.
That looks really good and takes up next to no room.
Pathfinder I
Aye, the idea was to keep them out of the way and more importantly out of the back seat where they usually live. Sometimes office staff use the truck or we have to carry guests and having to remove gear for passengers is a pain for non-stewardship staff. I'm going to add another rail to hold fuel cans and hands tools and a lockable ammo can for recovery gear. Makes it easy to store stuff and just as easy to remove or lock down to reduce the risk of theft.
I found a great thread on a Tundra forum for DIY utility rails. Forums are great! :)
Today I installed you roof rack and my lights. I have lights for changing tires if necessary and ofcourse a light bar for seeing down the trail.
