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AmbideXtrous said:
Cool pic and you have a lift...nice!
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oxfordethan said:I finally got to put my roof rack to work last night. We (Oxford, MS) were hit by a tornado last night. Being a Full-time firefighter for Oxford and a volunteer for Lafayette County, I responded. I had turn-out gear and some other equipment that i didn't want to get wet in the back of the 4runner. So the chainsaw, gas can, bar oil, and a milk crate with chains and rope went on the roof rack. I found it very easily accessible by standing on the rear tire to get stuff on and off. The high sides of the rack meant that i didn't have to strap everything down just to move a few miles to the next demolished house or blocked road. I didn't leave the rack on when I first got it. I planned on putting it on only when I needed it. I knew the storms were coming so I went ahead and put on knowing it might come in handy if the $hit hit the fan...which it did. It won't be coming off anytime soon. Anyhoos, I hope everyone elese in the path of these storms made it out okay. The roof rack is a good investment and very handy, in my opinion.
JustAnotherT4R said:so now all of you can stop but the front desk and do a price change hahahaha. i think you just need to show them the reciept. you gotta love costco sometime for that.
wm69 said:How bad was the damage down there? I have to come into Oxford every couple months on business. It's changed a LOT since I used to visit friends back in our school days (mid 90's).
I knew AR and E TN got hit hard, but didn't realize MS had been hit too.
oxfordethan said:Not only was Oxford hit, Southaven got it, too. Oxford ended up having two tornados, an F1 hit the NW part of the county and an F3 the entered in the College Hill area and exited the county NE of Abbeville. Next time you're in Oxford drive north on North Lamar until itturns into Old Hwy 7 north...'bout 5miles north of city limits you can see where the tornado crossed the road after taking out the Caterpillar plant.
RonMAIDEN said:How close to build quality is the Coleman to the Yakima Loadwarrior? What's the weight? The Loadwarrior is galvanized steel,powdercoated and weighs 25lbs
Fortunatly mine came with the Yakima since those baskets top $250 but the Coleman at any price under $100 looks like a steal.
RonMAIDEN said:How close to build quality is the Coleman to the Yakima Loadwarrior? What's the weight? The Loadwarrior is galvanized steel,powdercoated and weighs 25lbs
That was just a camping trip up in North GA. Here is a picture of me up in Newfoundland. Inside the canoe is the canvas carrier and attached behind it is a backpack. The canoe is kevlar and only weighs 37 pounds, but still I know how to load up.BTLFED said:Man you load your truck down for trips! Where on earth is there to go around here (I live in Marietta lol)? It looks like you have some fun!
peter78 said:That was just a camping trip up in North GA. Here is a picture of me up in Newfoundland. Inside the canoe is the canvas carrier and attached behind it is a backpack. The canoe is kevlar and only weighs 37 pounds, but still I know how to load up.
Do you think this rack may come in handy?![]()
At the top of Maine you hang a right, go through New Brunswick, Canada, go to the tip of Nova Scotia and take a 7 hour ferry to Newfoundland. Then go about 300 miles north to St. Anthony and you will see icebergs and oh yes you will see evidence of the first village of the first European's in North America. If you look at this picture you might be able to see a iceberg in the distance.BTLFED said:Haha it looks like it. Where is Newfoundland?
hani1400 said:Hi, thanks for all the info guys
I just orderd mine from costco :biggrin2:
Can any one tell me how to mount a couple of hella 500 or any other lights on the front of this rack? :bigok:
Any adapters etc.
peter78 said:Wow, we are ordering a ton. This thread is 8 pages and going strong.
At the top of Maine you hang a right, go through New Brunswick, Canada, go to the tip of Nova Scotia and take a 7 hour ferry to Newfoundland. Then go about 300 miles north to St. Anthony and you will see icebergs and oh yes you will see evidence of the first village of the first European's in North America. If you look at this picture you might be able to see a iceberg in the distance.
(I took this trip in June of 2001, it was a great trip. The car did great too.)