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I'm having Deaver build new springs for my Tundra. My original deaver springs were for rock crawling an too thin for an upgrade. Now the hawk and my 701 can hang off the back with the airbags empty! Installed is $1000 ouch Have 1 gen tundra deavers for sale for the desert slammers

I agree w. Chadx I extended my hawk bed to 78"w x 79"L but you see out all 4 windows and it's a minor annoyance to close up. The plus for me is I roll around like a kid when asleep. I used a 12"x 78" extension w/ piano hinge so it gives many combinations of extensions

I've been looking for that too Did you use 1/2" emt?

Is there a website on that off road ride?

I know that road can be a mud pit after a good 2 day rain event! I had my hawk/ tundra stabbed at spots trying to keep momentum up on my way out. The guy at the $.25 wash in pinedale wasn't too happy I left 150# of sticky goo in one bay. Your off road trip sounds stellar what machine did you use?

Most ford suv racks are compatible with Yakima stuff

That's funny! When I ordered a couple chairs around xmas he was slammed with orders. I asked if they could be shipped by my wife's bday. His wife gave me his cell and while he was at a motorcycle rally made a call to expedite my order as well. U get what you pay for, great service

Kermit is a bit spendy but it will be the last chair you'll buy. I took the cup holders off my strongbacks and used the existing screws in the Kermit it works better than those delicate $20 Kermit versions

I noticed some surface cracking on the lower edge of my bags they are 13 yrs old but still hold air well Is it time to replace?

I remember someone here who had a dually setup and used 3/4" plywood as extension wings for the jacks

There is nothing worse than a Doctor's Receptionist who insists you tell her what is wrong with you in a room full of other patients. I know most of us have experienced this, and I love the way this old guy handled it. A 65-year-old man walked into a crowded waiting room and approached the...

Taken off market for now

Where did you pic it from? Only thing I could find was $25+$10 to ship

Thanx this site not perfect with the phone. Didn't come up

Is there a date set? Sorry if I missed it

Heading to Idaho next week. I spent sometime hunting, fishing, and rafting in the Salmon river area when I was younger. I am looking for some secrets in the Sawtooth mountain range as it will be close to my worksite for a couple weeks. I remember some pristine forests which is what I like

Hey Bombsight did you sort out the problem with the roof?

I think 120psi is recommended high pressure but watch your gauge when you hit a g-out an pressure spikes dramatically. A trucker buddy said they can take abt 400 psi easily

I have been getting away with 3/4" to my storage basket without a hit for some time now. 1/4" seems tight but it's only a scratch if you lose

I have deaver springs on my Tundra but I installed them before I thought about a hawk so it is soft for max articulation after adding airbags I run about 60-70 psi to make things level The drivers side squat is there but it never seems to bother me on or off road. I have about 110,000mi on this...

Yes I used that exact valve, I don't have the supply hose yet but the threads are extremely common interface with plumbing parts as is the valve itself. Look around Phil you will find what you need!

The parts are referenced earlier in the thread and the flexible supply is just like what you have for yr household toilet

A deer a duck and a giraffe walk into a bar... after several rounds of drinks the check comes... the deer says I had a buck but I don't know where it is, the duck says I have a bill but I can't break it, the giraffe says Ok! High balls are on me!

I just installed these replacement parts today and they are high quality and fit like a glove. Never did like the cheap stocker I will finger tighten a short stainless plumbing supply line for a hose and I doubt it will leak as there is no pressure. Super nice to wash yr hands after playing in...

I have the 4 step brophy its important to level or shim the lower step on uneven ground ask me how I know. The top of the bracket popped up a 1/4" past the door one nite and there was no way to open it. glad there wasn't video of me escaping through the emergency exit in my skivies!