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Antenna and Herc. Pics
TiredIRon,
thanks for the kind words, loved the vdo of your rig getting through that muddy section and the comment the guy recording made. SOmething about "it's not fair how your truck made its way up it so easily."
SLick,
Here are a few more pics of the cargo area, I hope they help. The one thing I like more about line-x or similar product is that it seems you get an more even spread, and no as much "clump" we'll call it. For the 80 bucks on the herc. it's well worth it though and it seems to be pretty tough. I still have about 1/2 gallon left. I'd also rec. doing it when the weather is a little warm 70's and not too humid. winter is not the weather for roll on products and fiberglass yet I always end up working with it during those monthes. Go figure!
Beowulf,
It's not a matter of needs, rather an issue of Wanting more lights
apcoleman,
The tie down is real quick, effective, and thrifty. thanx
Loquito here is that zoom in on the antenna mount
TiredIRon,
thanks for the kind words, loved the vdo of your rig getting through that muddy section and the comment the guy recording made. SOmething about "it's not fair how your truck made its way up it so easily."
SLick,
Here are a few more pics of the cargo area, I hope they help. The one thing I like more about line-x or similar product is that it seems you get an more even spread, and no as much "clump" we'll call it. For the 80 bucks on the herc. it's well worth it though and it seems to be pretty tough. I still have about 1/2 gallon left. I'd also rec. doing it when the weather is a little warm 70's and not too humid. winter is not the weather for roll on products and fiberglass yet I always end up working with it during those monthes. Go figure!
Beowulf,
It's not a matter of needs, rather an issue of Wanting more lights
apcoleman,
The tie down is real quick, effective, and thrifty. thanx
Loquito here is that zoom in on the antenna mount
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