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I love caps. Before I had a 5th wheel I was a cap guy.
Camper Shell Options for Super Duty Tremor
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Some of the time lag may be dependant upon what type of government is ruling in the area where the factory in question happens to be located. She claimed that the lead time doubled immediately when the factory implemented "social distancing protools". I don't know where any of these factories are.
I have a love/hate relationship with them but they are the best solution for dogs and they are nice for several other things too. It just means I may have to haul a trailer if I buy a new couch or something tall.
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- 2020 Ford F-250 Powerstroke Lariat Sport Ultimate Tremor
- 1997 Ford F-250 Powerstroke CCSB
I was wondering if anyone is running a top with the decked box in the back. Looking to see how much room is left. Thinking about if I do any boondocking.
Look back through this thread. I don't remember how he spells it , but fetchemup or similar (fetch em up) has a rapid red Tremor with a black topper and a Decked system.
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- '21 Antimatter Blue 7.3L Ultimate Lariat Blackout Tremor
- '88 Bronco
Post in thread 'Camper Shell' https://www.fordtremor.com/threads/camper-shell.64/post-47761
Decked systems are good if you plan to take the cap off once in a while. I've seen some DIY wood set ups on YouTube that are much cheaper but just not waterproof so you have to leave the cap on.
You lose the ability to sit up in "bed" once you put a mattress on top of the drawers though. I'm choosing to do some storage bins on the sides so that I can sit up. I use the back seats for the rest of my storage needs.
My dad built his own drawer system in his 2006 Chevy. It still works like new and he likes it. He specifically made it for his shotguns and he wanted it perfectly suited to that. He doesn't shoot much anymore for health reason so he was able to adapt the drawers to suit changing needs. If you are a skilled carpenter like he is, its a no brainer to build it. But if you don't have the skills, or time or just want the plastic surface I think the Decked system is a great option.
Can someone take some pics of the latching mechanism of the are z series back door.
thanks!
The leer has exposed cables when shut that my dog jumps up to look out and pops open the rear door.
thanks!
The leer has exposed cables when shut that my dog jumps up to look out and pops open the rear door.
The latching mechanism is covered by a plastic cover, your dog should not be able to open it. Not to mention if you get the feature that locks it with your truck, you can lock it easily when your dog is in the back.
Leer 100xr on current pos Titan
Dog pulls these ad it pops open.
Dog pulls these ad it pops open.
My situation exactly..
drawers just make my life organized. The decked system works. I was hesitant because they are “plastic”, but they are solid and the drawers are water proof, I tried them. the only complaint so far is the drawers don’t open far enough for me.
Just tell the dog “NO Foei”. Lol
Do you have any old dogs that still go out with you? I'm pretty sure my old Llewellyn is going to need a ramp when the Tremor gets here.
12 year old Lab. I lift her, or a ramp for sure. This pic is wood duck hunting. Warm and short hunts. She still pheasant hunts too. But I limit her to about 45 minutes or a couple birds. She doesn’t realize she is old till it’s too late. Man she’s an awesome dog.
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Awesome, good looking old man!! mine comes with me for chores every morning. Trots along and has a ball! Crap, I got Something in my eye, just love um!
Rephrase, at least the Z series does.
I wish I could just yell back at her (Just the dog......)
could someone please snap some are z series rear latch pics.
keep the pup pics coming too
could someone please snap some are z series rear latch pics.
keep the pup pics coming too
