Who still uses their 45 for work?

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I used a fine partical Kevlar bed liner. I wasn’t wanting anything fancy as this truck will serve as a driver and bash around vehicle for the camping trips.

Is the product tintable? Do you recall the brand or name? It looks appealing to me.
Thanks
 
Is the product tintable? Do you recall the brand or name? It looks appealing to me.
Thanks
It is tintable as we played around with it trying to get the “inferno” color in the new 4runner I saw. I’ll see if I can rustle up the name.
 
Helping move the in laws.

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Yep!!
 
Sliprock, Those are 35 12.5 -15 Wranglers. They are turds. They look cool but I have paid dearly in fuel. They also from the start have been noisy less than round crude tires. I have finally replaced them with good old 33 10.5-15 BFG all terrains. The truck loves them and so do I.
Eric.
 
I use my old girl to haul rock from time to time....poor old truck. Deserves better....never complains.

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He scared me a little, after I made the cuts and was about to pull he wandered straight into the drop zone
 
This may sound a bit woos*ss, but if I was doing that, I'd have put a chain between the rig and rope. Ropes have a lot of tension in these situations, and if they break, they have a lot spring force that heads right at the tiedown. A co-workers son lost his life from a stretched cable (not a rope though) breaking. A chain will absorb most of the rope stretch if it breaks. Woos*assnes over.
 

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