Thanks to JPFreek1, I have a new Off Road Trails Tools Fold Down Tray Table for tailgating!
A fire extinguisher holder to store my Stone Brewing Kleen Kanteen.
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Tailgating
Thanks to JPFreek1, I have a new Off Road Trails Tools Fold Down Tray Table for tailgating!
A fire extinguisher holder to store my Stone Brewing Kleen Kanteen.
Last edited by TD64; 10-26-2009 at 01:09 AM.
TD
06 Unlimited Rubicon
Very nice, Tony. Now how about the lift and tires.
Justin
2006 Adventure Trailers - Chaser #15
2012 Surly Moonlander
2012 Nimbus Oregon
2013 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon
Explorer
I'm sure the tailgate tray is a nice and well built peice, but 200 bones is alittle steep for this kid.
Kevin & Sheryl
2006 Dodge Ram 2500 HD CTD
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Lift and tires coming soon...
I should have stated that the tray is 'like-new' and I scored it in the for sale section (Justin tipped me off to the listing). That said, I was saving up to purchase a new one from ORTT as they make quality products that, I believe, are worth the money.
TD
06 Unlimited Rubicon
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The tailgate tray *is* a nice piece. When I tested it for the Overland Journal, I had a static weight of 40 pounds on it (40 lb dumbell), placed at one of the outer corners. The table flexed, but nothing like you would expect.
Then of course there is the fact that it is designed and built in the USA . . . not many products are (as I'm sure everyone knows). Fit and finish is great, and it's incredibly convenient around the camp. I couldn't build one of the same quality for the price (and I like to build my own stuff...).
"Life is meant to be enjoyed, not endured" ~someone
Tony, looks great and I'm glad you're using it for the very purpose it should be used for. If you're ever down in Houston, let me know. Apparently Houston was named the best tailgating city in the NFL by Forbes Magazine.
- "Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference." - Robert Frost
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2007 Biodiesel-powered Jeep WK Grand Cherokee 4x4 Limited with 3.0L CRD
2005 Ellsworth Truth MTB
Originally Posted by TD64
Hands down best brewing company ever! The oaked bastard is mmmm mmm good.
O yeah, the table in the background is pretty cool too.
Observer
Nice! You magnificent bastard...
'06 Surly Pugsley- Rock crawler
Canfield Bicycles Nimble 9 single speed- 29" wheeled racer
Observer
Oh, and the tray is nice, too...
'06 Surly Pugsley- Rock crawler
Canfield Bicycles Nimble 9 single speed- 29" wheeled racer
Adventurer
Good idea
A tailgate shelf was one of the first things I made for my LJ. It get's used almost as much as the tailgate handle.....
A favorite use is when loading the cooler at the gas pumps, it keeps fumbling to a minimum.
I used stainless for my shelf and was lucky to have my buddy who welds for a living, say "let me TIG it at work" and it will be sweet.. I put a lip around the edge so things won't roll off when unlevel and used square tube to space the shelf out a little when closed, so air can get to the tailgate vents.
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