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[TWO GUNS]

Welcome kobe,

You will enjoy EVERYTHING about your RTV.

It opens up a new world !!!

.......... jamie (two guns)

 

[kobe]

Even with it's little quirks, I'm enjoying it as much as the law allows two guns!
Thanks~~~~~~~~~KOBE

 

[kobe]

Tried everything suggested for over an hour. Cannot get it to go. I think I got all the info right, but I keep getting the "Upload failed" message". I will keep at it when I have the time. Thanks guys for all the suggestions~~~KOBE

 

[bczoom]

Check your private messages. You'll find my e-mail address. E-mail me the pic(s) and I'll see if I can upload.

 

[bczoom]

Kobe's pictures.

I had no problems uploading.

 

[bczoom]

Another pic from Kobe

 

[TWO GUNS]

Hey,
It's Loooooooooooooooooooooking Goooooooooooooooooooood !!!!!

..... two guns

 

[bordercollie]

Great pictures Kobe. Those rails look really nice too. bordercollie

 

[kobe]

Hi Bordercollie, I tried to send some photos of the construction of that rail system as I thought it might be helpfull to others also. It is a very easy project. I just used some 1/8 by 2" alum. angle I had in the shop and some 3/4 by 4' oak for the rails that was also surplus. I started to make the tail end removable but wanted strength, so I tied it all together and it dumps firewood or whatever below the rails just fine. I brought down three loads of wood today (A foot or so over the rails) and it stacked over a cord, so its going to be good. It is actually stronger then I thought it would be as there is no wiggle anywhere. I will appeal to bczoom's good nature to post the photo's for me by e-mail
KOBE

 

[bczoom]

Kobe's pictures.

 

[TWO GUNS]

Great Set-Up !!!!!

 

[bordercollie]

Hi Bordercollie, I tried to send some photos of the construction of that rail system as I thought it might be helpfull to others also. It is a very easy project. I just used some 1/8 by 2" alum. angle I had in the shop and some 3/4 by 4' oak for the rails that was also surplus. I started to make the tail end removable but wanted strength, so I tied it all together and it dumps firewood or whatever below the rails just fine. I brought down three loads of wood today (A foot or so over the rails) and it stacked over a cord, so its going to be good. It is actually stronger then I thought it would be as there is no wiggle anywhere. I will appeal to bczoom's good nature to post the photo's for me by e-mail
KOBE

That is real nice Kobe. The measurements are great too. If I didn't have a toolbox on the side, I could use that.... I do have the plywood in the bottom of my cargo bed and it has been really helpful .( I have my toolbox mounted to it as to not drill holes in my cargo bed). I do put in an extra long piece of plywood when hauling and sliding out the 250 lb lick blocks I carry at times. __ to save the weight on my tailgate as it slides out. ... catch ya'll tomorrow evening when I get home. collie

 

[TWO GUNS]

Be Careful Bordercollie !!!