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Topic: WTB lumber racks for '90 toyota truck  (Read 1036 times)

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IsaoK

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Anyone have a lumber rack they want to get rid of?

I have been prowling CL, but most of them are too big for my truck.

Mahalo

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Solution is cut portions off the middle bars and weld.  As long as the length is right, the width can be easily remedied.  I know because it's what I did. :smt003
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I would cut the middle out completely and gusset it up. So it could be loaded with a forklift. 
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I've got a "removable" rack that will fit one kayak.  You bolt the mounts into the bed of your truck and you can remove the rack when you don't need it.  It's a little bent because the previous owner bumped into a low garage, but it's still fully functional. 

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IsaoK

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Thanks guys,

I have no welding skills, and that yak rack is sweet, but i need something that can hold lumber too.

mahalo

Isao


IsaoK

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Drove out to Martinez to pick up this sweet rack!
Much better then having the yak out the back!

Aloha,

Isao


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I've seen that rack in person!! It was nice to meet you and Amber, we'll slay those 'buts another day!


IsaoK

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Nice meeting you too! it sounds like the bites came close together, and on the other side of the rock opening... next time  :smt001


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glad you found one Isao!
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