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Trucks are great for hauling stuff. A truck or SUV can transport oversized items such as pianos, drywall, refrigerators, lumber, pipes, ladders, and even kayaks. However, not everything will fit perfectly in the back of your pickup truck. So what can one do in a situation where the cargo is too big for the truck bed? Sometimes you can open a back window and slide things through to gain a[…]
Getting a new truck is exciting. When you first pick up your brand-new truck, you’re full of thoughts of cruising, cool customizations, or off-road adventures. The one thing you might not be thinking about is your new truck’s “break-in” period. Most truck owners aren’t aware of it, but brand-new trucks have a “breaking-in” period. The break-in period is like a warm-up for your truck that makes it more capable of[…]
A ½ ton pickup truck—also known as a light-duty pickup truck—can be used to haul cargo, whether that’s work-related equipment, building supplies, recreational items, or something else that’s important to you. But what exactly does the half-ton figure describe? The weight of the vehicle? The amount of cargo it can carry? Or something else entirely? To help, this post will share definitions and provide answers, while also offering a way[…]
When it’s a beautiful day outside, it can be the perfect time to enjoy the weather while paddling in a kayak. If that’s how you like to spend your time out in Mother Nature, you’re not alone. According to the Outdoor Foundation, nearly 23 million Americans “took to rivers, streams, lakes, and oceans” to enjoy paddling in 2018 alone—with recreational kayaking growing in popularity. To go kayaking, though, you need[…]
**U.S. Patent Numbers: 5,695,235; 5,551,742; 5,505,512; 5,370,436
