This video is about setting up the setpower fridge slide in the 100 series Landcruiser. This is part 1 of building the rear setup. Thanks for Watching!
Great ideas! I have a 1993 2nd Generation Toyota 4Runner, that I am converting into an overland vehicle. I will use your video as a reference. Thank you! Keep up the work.
G’day from Tassie Australia wicked video mate 👌 I’m looking to do basically the same in my 105 and make a little cut out at the back of the ply for the child restraint points
It’s a Bibene, but now the company is labeled FFpower. Look on Amazon under FFpower 614Wh Portable Power Station CN505. I think they are on sale for $299. It’s been a great little power station!
I did not. But that was my plan. I actually pulled it out and am currently thinking about a different design that’s not so heavy once it’s all done I will definitely share.
Sorry I didn't realize I had a stroke in the first comment. 😅. Do you mean the total weight fully loaded or just the plywood itself? It's a concern to me as well because the ome 2865s I'm running aren't rated for anything over 250lbs before I squat.
@@dothiswithme both. The giant piece of ply is pretty heavy and if I build drawers on top, it would be even worse. So I am thinking about lighter ply options without the big base plate.
Just around the yard for limbs and hauling dirt. Still need to finish wiring it up and get it registered. Then it’s game on! Have some cool ideas for it, just need some time. Hopefully sooner than later!
@@kendrekmarrero5585 me too, 🤣 I do have some new ideas on building it out a little different, just need the time to get at it. The simple setup has worked great though. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for this!! Makin one for my runner.
Great ideas! I have a 1993 2nd Generation Toyota 4Runner, that I am converting into an overland vehicle. I will use your video as a reference. Thank you! Keep up the work.
G’day from Tassie Australia wicked video mate 👌 I’m looking to do basically the same in my 105 and make a little cut out at the back of the ply for the child restraint points
Does this fridge slide rattle at all going over bumps? Im trying to find a slide that doesnt rattle
@@dvanbramer88 it does rattle a little, but it’s not bad. There is probably better options out there but for the price, this was hard to beat.
Is this 12mm plywood? Thanks
It’s 3/4” inch plywood. Thanks for watching!
Great video. What Brand is your solar generator your using?
It’s a Bibene, but now the company is labeled FFpower. Look on Amazon under FFpower 614Wh Portable Power Station CN505. I think they are on sale for $299. It’s been a great little power station!
Did you end up bolting the wood to the wood to the 3rd row brackets? If so how did you do it?
I did not. But that was my plan. I actually pulled it out and am currently thinking about a different design that’s not so heavy once it’s all done I will definitely share.
Sorry I didn't realize I had a stroke in the first comment. 😅. Do you mean the total weight fully loaded or just the plywood itself? It's a concern to me as well because the ome 2865s I'm running aren't rated for anything over 250lbs before I squat.
@@dothiswithme both. The giant piece of ply is pretty heavy and if I build drawers on top, it would be even worse. So I am thinking about lighter ply options without the big base plate.
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Have u used the trailer u redid?
Just around the yard for limbs and hauling dirt. Still need to finish wiring it up and get it registered. Then it’s game on! Have some cool ideas for it, just need some time. Hopefully sooner than later!
Still waiting on part 2😢
@@kendrekmarrero5585 me too, 🤣 I do have some new ideas on building it out a little different, just need the time to get at it. The simple setup has worked great though. Thanks for watching!