I came across this photo today showing how I tie them down. Notice there are no bolts in the font side of the Packout mounting bracket. Without the ratchet strap, this would be a problem. As it is, with the strap, it works really well for me.
I keep the first aid kit outside of the strap, just...
First off, thanks for the business! Those are Universal Packout mounts. We make a ton of accessories (compressor mounts, water jug mounts, drawers, slides, etc.). We can't put all of the holes in the platform to fit all of the accessories, and all of the accessories can't support the same...
Not yet, and I'm not sure we will. If you'll notice, this one was two large pieces. It worked very well, super light weight, and obviously fully sealed. Unfortunately, it would be a few hundred dollars to ship. It's definitely something we could sell for local pickup, though. It requires our bed...
Thanks! You could definitely build some type of bracket off of the the threaded holes that attach the tie down loops in the bed, but other than that, there aren't many mounting holes close to the floor. Lots of holes and threaded bungs up around the top of the bedsides, though.
Oh man!!!! Now you're speaking my language! That looks great. Thanks for sharing the photos.
Would you mind if I added those to the product page for the slide?
That looks great! Thanks for sharing the photos. Do you mind if I put those photos on the product page? I'm sure that would help a lot of people wanting to do similar.
Pretty much, yes, but I want to spend some time with the truck, in this product context, to know for sure.
I agree. I think a hybrid approach might be good. I want just enough frame mount to keep them from damaging the body.
I don't know the answer to that yet. I think there's benefits to both ways. I would need to spend some time with it to see what options the truck presents us.