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Board storage for truck bed?
Someone once posted a picture of a rack they made for the truck to haul boards to and from the lake,.......
Anyone remember where? |
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I have seen people construct one out of PVC pipe and a bunch of Tees (1" I think). It looked like a bike rack. Basically a horizontal legs with vertical posts space a few inces appart. If I find a pic, I will post it.
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I suppose something like this would work.
http://www.overstock.com/Sports-Toys...3/product.html Just need to add padding and a strap of sorts.... |
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One I build for my F-150 a couple years ago. I have added two more legs on the right side to hold one more wakesurf board. So it holds a total of four wakeboards and two wakesurf boards. has worked great and keeps boards from being damaged at ALL. All upright poles are removable to make getting boards easier to get in and out since I have a bed cover on my truck.
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couple more pictures....
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Thanks for posting!
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Is that foam tubing covering the pvc? Where did you get it?
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Thank god this thread wasnt moved..... this is good info that I never would have seen
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The foam is pipe insulation and can be purchased at any home improvement store. Lowe's, Home Depot, Menards etc
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It just came to me! This is a great solution. Little spendy though!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/5-Slot-Lite-...ht_1679wt_1139 |
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