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Joined: Jan 2005
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Old Mossy Horns
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Anyone have one? My son got me one for my birthday. He knew I'd wanted one for a while. Curious if anyone here has used one. https://decked.com/
Character is not developed in moments of temptation and trial. That is when it is intended to be used.
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I’ve been very curious about them. Look well made and looks to be well thought out too
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Buddy of mine has it and works good. I didn’t even know of such until I saw it
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Had it. Drawers only came out so far so there was about 18-24” that was difficult to reach/access. If you have a bed cover then there is only 8-10” of room on top. Would work best with a camper shell or no cover at all. For my needs I wasn’t impressed. A regular tool box is sufficient in my opinion.
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Guy at work has it under a camper shell. Says he loves it.
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I have one in my f250. I got it because I’m not tall enough for a traditional toolbox so I chose this as an alternative. I really like it. I have a cover over it so I can’t definitively say it keeps water out but it has good seals on it. It’s well made. I don’t really have any complaints. It does everything I need it to do. I’m happy with the purchase.
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Congratulations. I wish they, or anybody, made something that worked with goosenecks. Cargo Glide is now owned by Decked and they discontinued the gooseneck versions.
O God, you are my God; early will I seek you. Psalm 63:1
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Yes. I’ve had one for over a year. First thing I did before putting stuff in it was go to the car wash and gave the guy five bucks to blast it at every angle with the pressure washer before entering the wash. Got done, not a drop water in it. Only thing I suggest is to order the rubber mat, the top is slick.
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I'm just curious for those that have one, what all do you carry in there? I think they are cool and all, but I don't typically carry that much "stuff" in the back of my truck 100% of the time.
I guess if is was still a carpenter or was still building my cabin and driving back and forth from Trussville to Little River Canyon every weekend they would be pretty cool. or one might be cool if you truck camped all the time and you could put all your camping stuff in there and put your mattress on top.
"When I say ever thing I mean ever thing." - Frankie
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Booner
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I have a cap on my bed and bulit a platform for the back of my truck for a trip we took.
I can fit 4 19gallon husky storage containers under the platform and still have a foot of bed under the platform for storage. I have a few of those containers loaded and labeled with gear ready to go and swap them out based on activities.
Whenever I have anything in the bed under the platform with the cap closed the bed looks empty through the windows.
The platform is completely removable and takes about a minute and can be stored in the front of the bed stacked for full bad use
I would have a decked system they are great for truck camping
Well, the way I see it is there's just too many assholes
On a good day there's a bunch of assholes in here.
On a bad day there's too many assholes in here.
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Here’s kind of a rundown what’s in mine. First of all the system comes with two water proof heavy duty Yeti like boxes. This time of year, that’s where my scent lock outerwear and backpack stay for the season along with extra underclothes in the small one along with four husky trays that have every nail, screw, bolt and other hardware item I’ll ever need along with a four bank Milwaukee battery charger because that’s where the 110v in the bed of my truck is located. The other side has Milwaukee: impact wrench, skill and reciprocal saw, couple drills, flood, spot and flash lights, grease gun chain saw, framing gun, leaf blower along with a few other battery tools. A shallow Cam Locker tool box sits on top to keep all hand tools in.
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Everything you’d keep in a toolbox. Ratchet straps, tie downs, gloves, tools. The no brainer stuff. I currently have one side that is almost completely empty. Cool thing is, they make these gun inserts so you can safely carry guns and it locks.
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I carry a variety of small inspection tools, towels, changes of cloths, spare everything I use for inspecting. Most of it is in a really big rubber tub that floats around the bed of my truck. Over time that stuff just piles up in the back seat. I'll spend an hour or two re-organizing everything then it's trashed again in a week. This will help me keep the cabin completely clutter free. I also carry a 20' little giant ladder and a 4 step step ladder. Both should fit just fine between the bed cover and the decked system.
I'll probably be looking for a replacement truck this year. I'll stick with the same truck, newer model and get a camper shell on the new one. That should cover any contingencies in the future.
Character is not developed in moments of temptation and trial. That is when it is intended to be used.
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I like them a lot and could use one for work to carry all my stuff but since the company owns my truck, I don’t want to put the money into it.
If voting made any difference, they wouldn’t let us do it.-Mark Twain
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I have one with a camper shell on my truck as well. I love it. One side keeps tools and other trailer/road accessories. The other box keep hips boots and other hunting stuff in it. I keep a 20ga and a bolt gun in there 24/7 once hunting season starts. They're super handy
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Management Spike
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I've got the DECKED drawers in my truck. Love them, and yes, they do stay dry.
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