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Austin Toon
Добавлен 19 июн 2014
Limb risers for under $40
These are limb risers that I built. I wanted to build them instead of buy them since I can make them how I personally want to and the ones that are already pre-made can be pretty expensive. All of the materials are from Home Depot. All under $40 :).
Materials list:
200 inches of 3/32 inch wire cable - $0.32 per ft
8 cable clamps (3/32 inch X 1/8 inch) - $1.98 for 3
2 turnbuckles to loosen or tighten (3/16 inch X 5-1/2 inch) - $1.61 each
Materials list:
200 inches of 3/32 inch wire cable - $0.32 per ft
8 cable clamps (3/32 inch X 1/8 inch) - $1.98 for 3
2 turnbuckles to loosen or tighten (3/16 inch X 5-1/2 inch) - $1.61 each
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Teardrop Trailer
Просмотров 6187 лет назад
This is a video about my new teardrop trailer that I recently purchased off of the app offer up. Hope you enjoy and if you did give it a thumbs up and I will post more videos about changes and upgrades that I have made to it in the future. Thank you and I hope that you enjoy it.
DIY Rooftop Awning
Просмотров 63 тыс.7 лет назад
How did you attach the tarp to the horizontal pole farthest from the car?
Do you have link to the poles you used.
THE SILVER SIDE SHOULD BE UP 😊. U SHOULD HAVE THE POLES LEANING AWAY FROM YOUR CAR… LOWER… THE LEAN WILL KEEP THEM MORE STABLE
Hahaha. Shitty ol Gandy Beach.
Sweet nice and simple
It's cool to see another 1st Gen Xterra with a diy awning! I'm planning on doing something similar!
That's exactly how I made my awning last year. After watching this video though, I think I'll make the two legs hinged so they roll up with the tarp pole and just drop down when rolled out. Then just needs guys pegging out.
Nice job thank you for taking the time to share.
Good simple yet effective design. You’ll probably want to use longer stakes if you’re going to be anchoring to sand a lot. Attaching a strip of aluminum to the tarp along vehicle edge will probably extend the life of your tarp in windy conditions. A washer and a rivet every 12-18 inches should suffice.
Hey Bromey....did you use any type of fixture to attach tbe tube to your cargo rack? Or did you just use hose clamps?
RedPossum i just used the hose clamps from home depot.
Do you not worry about the wind catching it and the poles then damaging your vehicle
I attach guy ropes to stakes that i hammer into the ground
Great video.
Great camper - I want one where can I get one?
I bought this off offer up but they are kinda hard to find
What an incredible explanation.
What's the diameter of that PVC pipe you use to hold everything? 3 or 4"?
DJ Hoppa it is 4"
Yup. I bought 3" and was wondering why it's not fitting. lol.
Try bags that you fill with sand instead of pegs.
Good job
Nice job! Looks like Good old Gandy Beach in Saint Pete Florida. im there all the time also in My lifted F250 and 2 Black Labs.
where did you get the alum sticks?
jofher007 If you are talking about the adjustable tent poles than I got them on Amazon and than the pole connected to the awning is electrical conduit that I got from Home Depot. Hope this helps 😁
Tnx
Nice job, I like having the tube to protect your awning. For ease of use I may just install the bolts that the tarp attaches to towards the vehicle side of the tube so the nuts may not be needed (tension would hold it on in any conditions that an awning would be set up in)
Give it a go Homestead thank you for the tip, I will definitely try that out.
Let me know how it goes, I'm still working on restoring my Jeep so I can have it on the road at all, these luxuries will come later. I always try to find a way to improve every idea, I encourage people to do the same for my ideas.
When setting up in sand, you might want to try these 16 inch stakes from Lowe's. www.lowes.com/pd/Lehigh-16-in-Plastic-Landscape-Stakes/3587910