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had this made
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you sh##ting me
Now, that my friend, is a good idea. When you gotta go, just grab and run to the bushes
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Yeah, $250 is too much. Not meaning to hijack.. but Ive noticed the need for these bags here in the states... so Im looking at putting a spare tire trash bag on the market. Hopefully i'll have a sample in a few weeks for you guys. It will be considerably more affordable.
Yours looks very nice though overall.
Yours looks very nice though overall.
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will it be one size fit all or for diffrent tire sizes
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Yeah it will be adjustable for a range of 31" through 35" tires and hopefully have extensions if you want to mount it on say a 40" tire.
IBCRUSN, I like your system the best. It is the greenest (recyclable material) so the tree huggers will be happy and further, love the price...
I would, however, pay up to $19.00 for the rear tire contraption. More than that I think it would be highway robbery.
Can you have them made in a third world country for much less? Or does it have to be made by the "engineer" that charges around $250.00 for them... Now, that is what is wrong with this country. Even the the least skilled think they are artisans... no, artists!!!
I would, however, pay up to $19.00 for the rear tire contraption. More than that I think it would be highway robbery.
Can you have them made in a third world country for much less? Or does it have to be made by the "engineer" that charges around $250.00 for them... Now, that is what is wrong with this country. Even the the least skilled think they are artisans... no, artists!!!
I'm pretty much with you. That thing screams $29.95.
Ideal for storing the Tirfor cable?
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had it out the weekend
hmm. gona need some drain holes
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hmm. gona need some drain holes
NOPE we filled it up with trash on the trail had 5 gal can of gas in it for most of the day
You probably already know this but be sure to change your diff fluid after a water event like the one you pic'd. And FYI: The Hundy utilizes semi-float type axles which can't be serviced like the full floaters...which makes maintaining them after water crossings impossible other than to replace. I just went through a RPITA because of the SF on my Hundy.
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got long breather hoses on both ends
So do I but it didn't completely stop the cold water from moving past the axle seals to get at that hot diff.
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it can only help
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Well i finally did it.
I just had 200 of these made after a lot of time of testing.... if you guys want one you can order right off my website..
http://www.trasharoo.com
They'll be in tomorrow , im hoping to ship starting Friday.
I just had 200 of these made after a lot of time of testing.... if you guys want one you can order right off my website..
http://www.trasharoo.com
They'll be in tomorrow , im hoping to ship starting Friday.
Sweet, $50 bux, not bad.
Now couldja charge Heepers $75 n let us Mudders have it for $25?
Now couldja charge Heepers $75 n let us Mudders have it for $25?
Uh, there are pictures of a Jeep on your website. I think you'll need to make the bag bigger to fit the jeep in it.