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8" SS Cleat comparison

After spending most of my life with a Russian Jew, I noticed the only time I heard the term used in real life conversation was definition #3. Exclusively to the point I didn't know there was any other definition. My anecdote. Aye.

Looks great! I just ordered one of those telescoping ladders earlier today. Should get here sometime next week then hopefully the hardware will be in stock locally.

Ever notice the news stories about the drunk driver that gets into an accident, wipes out an entire family in another car, and is the only miraculous survivor?... yeah, Florida Man is like that.

One additional consideration is that some trailer tire pressure monitoring kits are only recommended for metal stems. Found that out while researching the TST kit we finally put on our rubber stems.

Tapatalk is a plugin available to install on phpBB. Even without installing tapatalk, the entire site would be more usable on a mobile if the CSS is fixed. phpBB should automatically be adaptive to different size screens, but the CSS rules are forcing the site to not wrap and break on mobile...

Stay safe and we'll see you on the other side.

Well... that ain't goin' nowhere.

Quick attachments for light stuff when you don't want to fiddle with cargo strap buckles.

The whole kneeling bar/cargo strap idea was originally because of the dog. Necessity is the mother of invention, and the little pup couldn't travel without her favorite dog bed. Creative ways to secure a carseat/dogseat in a vehicle with no seat belts.

Kneeling grab-bar and eye bolts with cargo straps.

Cargo straps barely noticeable under the cushions when not in use.

Removed frig to install kneeling grab-bar and eye bolts for cargo straps.

I've been planning to do the same thing. Thinking about putting it on the other side of the box, opposite the raw water washdown. Figured it'd be better for rinsing down the reels, and everything else before getting back to the dock. You'll probably get it done before me, so I'm following along.

Unfortunately, those of us who DO study history are forced to watch while everyone else repeats it. :P

To be clear... The typical cleat hitch is: under the far horn, under the near horn, cross-over, cross-over again with a twist. Does 360 degree mean under the horns a third time before the cross-overs and a twist?

Yep. Still worth a thousand words. :wink: Thanks.