Recent content by mross217

No, its raised about 4 inches

Set of 4

Reduced to $400 in boxes..ready to go.

why are you selling?

FS: set of 5th GEN Trail Wheels removed from 2016 4Runner TEP with 1500 miles. 4R was purchased on 12/31. 17" x 7.5" +15 offset Mint condition. Located in DFW, TX Wheels $450 SOLD Have the Bridgestone HT Tires also- They are off the wheels - No TPMS 265/75/17 1500 miles - local driving...

Used toggles bolts to secure the sides tight.. it removes and installs in less that 2 minutes.

To secure the base to the cargo area i drilled holes in the back rail and ran a eyelet bolt with an S hook. These attach to the D hooks and then the wing nut tightens it snuggly.

To keep the deck from sliding back and forth I repurposed a child safety cabinet door latch. Had a bag of these laying around so it was an easy choice.. I cut a 2-1/2" hole to reach in to unlatch deck and it slides out.

The deck is 3/4" Birch plywood.. I could have gone with a lesser grades, but the cost difference was not that much. The deck is 41" x 35". I capped all the edges in aluminum (Lowes). The diamond plate look is vinyl. I used double sided tape and secured it under the aluminum edges. I may be...

Next I used 32" heavy duty draw slides purchased from Amazon. There are the Firgelli Automations 32" Inch Guide Rail - 400lbs Capacity (there is no way these will handle 400 lbs). I wish I went for the 3" heavier slides, may have to upgrade soon.

Bottom rail connect point

Here are the parts l used for sliding cargo deck The foundation rails are extruded aluminum rails from a Wayne Dalton 8350 glass aluminum doors. (I'm in the garage door business) here is the profile. They are 1-3/8" wide and about 3" tall. 3 extruded aluminum rails: The back rail piece was...

Here is the sliding cargo deck

Picked up my 2016 TEP on Dec 31st. Figured that was as good as any day to go shopping. Ended up with a pretty good deal on a Super White. Traded in a 2011 Tundra. First mod was Plasti-Dipping the front and rear bumpers. First time using it, but I have to say it was easier than expected. (lots...

Built my own.