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broke truck window

Discussion in 'Everything Else (off topic)' started by firecracker_77, Nov 16, 2014.

  1. Grizzly Adam

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    Grizzly's Paw's old wood truck, a F250 named George, had catwalk across the back window for just such occasions.
     
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  2. firecracker_77

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    I figure...leave a pallet in the bed. Flip it up over the window when loading or hauling. ..headache rack when you need it for cheap
     
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  3. bogydave

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    I see some loads of wood going by with the saw on top of the wood.
    Me I'd run a bungee thru the handle, but most are setting there ready to fly around
    in a hard brake event.
    I bungee my saws, gas cans, (stuff) in an empty bed, I hate things sliding around back there.
    To me, at least a cargo net over the load would be prudent :)
     
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    I only do that when driving around the yard in 4lo. On the highway the saw would ride in the cab with me :DThat sucker cost 500+ bucks, and thats cheap compared to some of the saws you guys run
     
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