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They sent out the code today, it’s 30% off & can only be used on their web page
Tremor in cab stored Essentials?
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They sent out the code today, it’s 30% off & can only be used on their web page
What if you could not own firearms, what if Santa clause is real, what if diesel is really gas, what if packages of mens underwear was really woman’s
You can what if till they cows turn blue and fly, does not change the simple fact it’s irresponsible to keep a un secured firearm in your vehicle in this day and age, especially if you are in a major city
Just cuz you can do something, does not make it a smart or responsible thing to do
Now please tell me how a house and a vehicle are the same thing
Have never seen his videos before, quite impressive
Think I shall look into this Yankum Rope, have seen other yank em ropes on Amazon & had no idea if they were quality or not
TJ, do offer us your insight on how the Statute of Northampton will affect New York Rifle and Pistol Association v Bruen at the SCOTUS.
Never seen the statue of Northampton, where is it located?
You do know that NYSPA Vs Bruen has nothing to do with storing/keeping a un secured weapon in a vehicle now don’t you?
I purchased a 1” x 30’ kinetic rope from Full Pull Rope; a great company. They are a midwest company dedicated to serving Agriculture, Construction, Mining, and Heavy Equipment. They are USA made and USA tested and the quality is definitely there.
https://fullpullrope.com/
There are many good, (USA made and USA tested) manufacturer’s to choose from. Top-tier manufacturers all use a Safety Factor of 5:1, where others will use a 3:1 to make their Working Load Limits (WLL) look better or worse, they only list Minimum Breaking Strength (MBS), which doesn’t help you size recovery gear for your vehicle. You chose your safety factor, wisely. (see below link)
Having been a rigger and crane operator in the past. I would recommend only purchasing recovery/rigging gear that is USA made and USA tested, don’t trust your safety to foreign companies that use cheap products, non-certified processes and/or junk steel.
https://surfinjeepsafari.com/articles/recovery/calculating-working-load-limit-for-recovery-gear/
They look similar to the Yankum who is also US made.
A utility trailer to haul all this gear!
I just picked up a Leatherman Wave to toss in the center console.
Most of what's already posted..
I also keep a jetboil with small can of fuel, black rifle instant coffee, and there always a few water bottles in the back doors. I don't go without Coffee...
I also keep a dock demon and a small box of tackle behind the drivers back seat...I will drag a spoon thru a mudhole if I think I can get a bite.
I also keep a jetboil with small can of fuel, black rifle instant coffee, and there always a few water bottles in the back doors. I don't go without Coffee...
I also keep a dock demon and a small box of tackle behind the drivers back seat...I will drag a spoon thru a mudhole if I think I can get a bite.
As an update to my previous list here, I just installed swing cases in the bed, and moved most of this stuff to my swing cases, which freed up my under seat storage for even more goodies.
I highly recommend the swing cases (granted, I have a backflip)
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Haven’t seen any recent add ons. Maybe keys or registrations. Whiskey is always good add. 
Chemical warfare bag
Pics or it didn't happen!
Yes a bag for MOPP 4 gear is essential. And anything flame retardant. Especially before touching anything the EX may have.
I concur!
I installed swing cases. Now I have even more under my seats.
More recent items I've added:
-toilet paper
-epipen
-48" zip ties
-metal stakes
-hose clamp set
More recent items I've added:
-toilet paper
-epipen
-48" zip ties
-metal stakes
-hose clamp set
Those swing cases block the Ford bed lights and button to activate, right?
