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I'm sure it protects the paint against door dings at the airport. :rofl:

Looks like they need a leash!

12'x24'. It's going to function more like a basement (we don't have those here) than a typical shed. Fully finished inside and climate controlled. Space for the wife to do sewing and crafts, storage for camping gear, food, etc. and possibly even a murphy bed.

I would use C channel vs tube, just for the rust issue. I have a really nice utility trailer with channel frame rails but the rest of the trailer was built with square tube and it is rusting out from the inside. The exterior coating is good but the metal is disappearing from underneath the...

Option c, just drop in the 5 speed engine and ride. ;). Once you aren't having fun doing that, then worry about upgrades.

Went out to the wind farm under construction yesterday:

There are companies that make packout pieces that you can attach to whatever you want and then they will snap into the packout base. https://kaizeninserts.com/products/kaizen-knex https://www.milwaukeetool.com/Products/Storage-Solutions/PACKOUT/48-22-8488

This. It is easier than you think with a few pieces of 4" PVC. The PVC is slick enough that you can even slide it sideways into final position.

Load 1 of 2.

Yep, I love the Ford tailgate step. Loading camping gear is awesome, I can load dirtbikes without a ramp, it flat works.

Did you trade out the problematic orange bike for this green one?

Yep, I just checked and both imageevent and SmugMug are blocked. So you guys are not uploading the images to RME, but just linking them like we used to do with photobucket?

So I can't see some of the pictures on my computer at work. It's pretty much all the pictures from @Greg and @DAA. Some times I can see DAA's pictures, but never Greg's. I know it's not RME's issue, but I am just curious what is different about the pictures from those users that is causing them...

Homemade root beer.

That thing is pretty amazing, but I don't think there is much besides the fenders and doors that is 72 c10.

Here's a really good motion sensor....but the last time I bought some they were ~$650 each. Probably a bit overkill for turning on lights. https://www.protechusa.com/products/piramid-xl2/

A little farther south then the south end of the valley, but Tanner's Radiator in American Fork is awesome. I've had several repairs done there over the last 15 years and they always went above and beyond. One time I took a snowmobile cooler that I thought was leaking to have them repair it and...