how do you keep your sandbags from moving around??
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pics? I don't really know what a wakeboard boat bladder is
And why not build boxed sections that fit over the wheel wells?
The back panel pushing against the wheel well keeps it from sliding forward, the front panel pushing against the wheel well keeps it from sliding backwards, and a 2x6 wedged tightly in the middle will push both "boxes" against the outside of the bed, so it won't move side to side.
And why not build boxed sections that fit over the wheel wells?
The back panel pushing against the wheel well keeps it from sliding forward, the front panel pushing against the wheel well keeps it from sliding backwards, and a 2x6 wedged tightly in the middle will push both "boxes" against the outside of the bed, so it won't move side to side.
Last edited by Bhavesh; Nov 5, 2006 at 06:54 PM.
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Originally Posted by rangererv
buy a 4x4. then you dont need them
but yeah i had a thing like them 2x4's in that pic but idk where it went.
i guess ill have to build a new one.
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Originally Posted by Redneckstone
after bfg's and LS i have never needed it... truck drives great in winter..i think the manual helps also..
a friend of mine at my church has one in the back of his dakota sport. manual with the l/s and he has never had a problem with normal road tires
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