New Toy Hauler

Wow! It must be nice? LOL

You must spend a lot of time on the trails . Eatin my heart out. Ride safe

RZR_Joe wrote:

And now:



Ok....done.....no more!

You will be done when the CLOGGERBOSS says you're done.  I wish I would get a newer truck with dually, but I still love my old truck.

Joe, I found a way to keep your wifey from using to much paper in the crapper.


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Gimpy wrote:

RZR_Joe wrote:

And now:



Ok....done.....no more!

You will be done when the CLOGGERBOSS says you're done.  I wish I would get a newer truck with dually, but I still love my old truck.

Not new, just new to me. I can't stand to take the $$ hit of buying a new one and losing $10K before you leave the lot. It's a '15 with 70k miles, good shape with maintenance records, one owner. Being as I was not the one who put those 70k miles on it I did buy a 3yr 60k extended warranty.

Gimpy wrote:

Joe, I found a way to keep your wifey from using to much paper in the crapper.


upload high quality photos

Then she'd use my socks

Joe since you bought another FORD, you know me and Bush have to start some  again.

Congratulations on the new ride.


Now let the Ford bashing begin.

bush wrote:

Congratulations on the new ride.


Now let the Ford bashing begin.

You guys are just wrong, good thing I like you or at least I use to

Bubbanewf wrote:

Wow! It must be nice?  LOL

You must spend a lot of time on the trails .  Eatin my heart out.      Ride safe

Worked hard for a lot of years and finally at a point in life where I can enjoy it. Plus you can't take it with you

RZR_Joe wrote:

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Ok....done.....no more!

First project done, installed awnings on three slides. Now to get on top and wash it. I will be so glad when my RV port arrives Thursday.

Going to follow your lead and order one from Carolina Carports as well.

Looking good Joe

Reeko wrote:

Going to follow your lead and order one from Carolina Carports as well.

Mines suppose to be installed tomorrow so we'll see how it goes. They've been a bit of a PITA.

We are building one 18x40 want to match new pole barn built this Spring

RZR_Joe wrote:

Reeko wrote:

Going to follow your lead and order one from Carolina Carports as well.

Mines suppose to be installed tomorrow so we'll see how it goes. They've been a bit of a PITA.

Let me know how it works out. I haven't ordered yet. I live in the county but they are giving me the run around on a permit since I live on a developed street with deed restrictions.

Reeko wrote:

RZR_Joe wrote:

Reeko wrote:

Going to follow your lead and order one from Carolina Carports as well.

Mines suppose to be installed tomorrow so we'll see how it goes. They've been a bit of a PITA.

Let me know how it works out. I haven't ordered yet. I live in the county but they are giving me the run around on a permit since I live on a developed street with deed restrictions.

I will advise after tomorrow, they got the trusses up today and finishing up tomorrow.

It's done, looks good. I just wish the wife had not talked me into a tan roof, black would have looked better....dang woman don't




The crew that did the installation did a good job and did it quickly, no issues. My only problems were with the customer service. They missed the first installation date and I had to raise hell to get another date. Local dealer mispriced the deal and then wanted me to pay more after I already had a contract...ah no! Their customer service I rank below TWC I had to talk to the GM to get everything resolved. Overall - satisfied

It does look good. Does it seem fairly rigid? Also do you feel the mobile home anchors and lags will keep it secure in dense grade? Trying to decide if concrete pad is necessary or not.

Nice

Reeko wrote:

It does look good. Does it seem fairly rigid?  Also do you feel the mobile home anchors and lags will keep it secure in dense grade?  Trying to decide if concrete pad is necessary or not.

It's held down good and suppose withstand 140mph winds Besides the hurricane straps there is a 4' rebar nail in each section.  I am going to add some cross braces at each corner for my own peace of mind. Concrete is personal choice, definitely not a must but a nice to have thing.  I think I'm going to pour two small pads under the tires to get them off the gravel.

Been trying to add gutter today but it keeps raining

Looks good Joe good call on getting one wide enough to put the slides out.