clark9312

I drive a 2018 tundra my wife drives a 2019 4 runner. I have a tracker 190tx and have pulled it with both. The 4-runner did fine but I was cautious about stopping and it was a little sluggish up hill. My tundra on the other hand will pull it like it’s a beer can. As said earlier the tundras are built for towing. Every SR5 or more package will come with towing features. Also if you ever get a bigger/heavier boat you won’t need to get a new truck. I drove the Tacoma when I bought my tundra, they look good just not enough space, and the 5.7 is a beast

I also work in the utility business. This is the second story I’ve seen in the last few weeks of this happening. The other story was a guy got pinned between an excavator and the car that hit him...he didn’t make it. I try and make sure our job is always setup the best way possible but some people pay 0 attention to the signs, comes, flashing lights, and hi vis vest.

Always thought a Chevy couldn’t be beat...then I drove a tundra

Just picked one up. I’ve got it mounted to the motor right now and taking it out tomorrow. I have no idea what I’m doing with it but I’ll give it a shot lol

Company vehicle helps a ton! Once I started driving one my truck might only move once a week.

That’s something I would’ve never thought about. I’ll remove weapons and personal information out of my truck for sure!

I sent a PM Yeah I did read that but on average a hurricane directly hit Jamaica once ever 10-11 years. Last year while in destin I played golf with a local who said he was in the process of moving to Jamaica to get away from hurricanes. I know it’s possible but I’ll take my chances.

For you guys that have traveled out of the US, do you have any tips? We’re going to a resort in Jamaica for our honey moon in the middle of August and neither one of us have ever left the states. Any tips or advice is appreciated!

Found an app (image size) which allows you to resize pictures very easily!

2018 tundra with 2016 tracker 190.

Who is the guy that wrote that 9 page article?

I did the same thing. I pulled up to the ramp and it was really busy because a tournament was finishing up. I saw an opening and was in a huge hurry to get the ramp. I didn’t squat down and look where the plug was going, instead I just bent down and stuck the plug in the live well drain. I dumped the boat in and took off. I hadn’t had it long and I thought it felt heavy but didn’t pay much attention to it. I got 13 miles up the lake to a no wake zone and realized the back of the boat was sitting low in the water. Opened up the back hatch and it was full. I just turned the bilge pump on and jumped in and put the plug where it belongs.

I usually buy UA shoes and can get them from 50-75. I think my last pair came from kohl’s and I’ve bought a couple of pairs online. When it comes to work boots though I don’t go cheap.

I’d probably go with the basket @Choporoz posted a pic of maybe two. Idk though I’ve never tried to keep fish alive in a cooler or a basket. Theres not going to be a lot of room in a Jon boat after you bring all your gear, 2 guys, cooler for drinks, and your trolling stuff.

Any tips on shrinking down a picture to upload?