TrailHunter
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Where did you get that heavy duty cargo net?
What's In The Bed Of Your Gladiator?
- Thread starter WJCO
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They are from Safari Straps. I picked up several sizes years ago and have used them a ton. I am not sure if they are still making as many sizes as they used to, but they may do custom sizes. Super solid and durable.
ScoobyCarolanNC
Active Member
really dig the WWII fighter graphics!
Bullwinckle
Hooked
It's not really in the bed, more like on the bed. I mounted a bed rack a couple of months ago and have been buying and fabricating different brackets to mount all my accessories. I have it pretty well equipped and still have the whole bed for other stuff.
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kevman65
Hooked
Currently in the bed of mine:
One (1) SS step stool so wife can get in and out of JT.
One (1) Freedom Tops bag WITH Freedom Tops inside.
Two (2) DeWalt boxes, one (1) containing tool kit to work on JT and one (1) containing various work tools.
One (1) job tool bucket with current job hand tools in it.
Various leaves, dust, dirt, bug carcasses.
One (1) SS step stool so wife can get in and out of JT.
One (1) Freedom Tops bag WITH Freedom Tops inside.
Two (2) DeWalt boxes, one (1) containing tool kit to work on JT and one (1) containing various work tools.
One (1) job tool bucket with current job hand tools in it.
Various leaves, dust, dirt, bug carcasses.
Rattydude77
New member
Contractor tools lots of tools under the tonneau cover.
TrailReady
Caught the Bug
Putting more miles on my 37’s than expected, might need new tires some point next year.. going to have to give the 38’s a try. Post a pic when mounted!
HighwayTrout
Hooked
Wood chips
Major Ursus
Member
So my Gladiator is actually my first truck and my first 4x4, so I'm using it!
First off, I'm running a Rough Country hard bed cover. Its great. Super easy to install and uninstall if I need to.
Hauling around a bunch of radio installation gear...
Hauling my son's 35 inch Nitto Ridge grapplers.
Hauling my camping gear...
Hauling my "trail day" gear, including tools and recovery equipment, extra radios, camp seats, etc.
First off, I'm running a Rough Country hard bed cover. Its great. Super easy to install and uninstall if I need to.
Hauling around a bunch of radio installation gear...
Hauling my son's 35 inch Nitto Ridge grapplers.
Hauling my camping gear...
Hauling my "trail day" gear, including tools and recovery equipment, extra radios, camp seats, etc.
Major Ursus
Member
RCC
Active Member
The Decked system is really nice but in all honesty I’m looking for something else or design something on my own.
IMHO it takes up a lot of room for the storage you get with it.
RCC
Active Member
Agreed.
I feel like 1/3 of the bed is dead space with the decked. I’ll contihue to use it until I figure out something else.
We travel a lot to go wheeling and carry a lot of stuff with us and space is at a premium.
Bullwinckle
Hooked
Brute
Hooked
Mulch brigade?
HighwayTrout
Hooked
Picked up a new puppy for my kid. Went around the fence line with a thick layer of eucalyptus chips. Discourage digging along the fence. And hopefully flea/tick repellent
Brute
Hooked
Never heard of that…hopefully it works.