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He seems to be in a much nicer truck than me tho...anybody will hire you with that, making enough to pay for it is another story.... Duwayne86 I forget, and don't want to look up the posts, what's so good about A. Blair again?

Interesting facts about epoxy resin The bond strength (ASTM C-882) is 2110 p.s.i., which is much stronger than any other floor covering. Its flexural strength, or ability to move without breaking, (ASTM C-580-68) is 6,075 seven days after application. The compressive strength (ASTM D-695) is...

Never thought about getting the skids caught, my alumnibunk was set up with raised e track...still researching epoxys, but I imagine they could be gouged as well... carpet pieces would have to be more like 4' x 6' but I like that cost and weight wise! As for the checker plate you should have...

Maybe 2 rows of e track and that hard maple or some such just below the height of the e track...would allow me to push the skids, anchor them, and keep the bins from scratching the floor? Any better ideas please post, financially it's going to wait a month, I did a happy dance when my credit...

I'll test them at the store. Stabbing them with a knife and pushing as hard as I can to see if they scratch...think I'll get kicked out? I've always used plywood but this one place gives me steel tubs that seem to catch, regular customer

Thanks, wasn't sure...wood seems like the easiest, but that's what's there, no more durable than the factory floor? I'm looking at epoxies right now.. (10000 tubes of JB weld :D?)

The problem I'm having, I think, is the heavy metal tubs, usually with grit or slag stuck to the bottom...heres my idea, don't know if it would dent... Paulin 8X24X.025 Aluminum Sheet Metal | The Home Depot Canada Hmm diamond plate is called checker plate here Or....i could block it off with...

Well it looks bad when scratched :) also the skids don't move when driving which is good, but cranking the second one back with straps is bad... Notice I said cheap :D you likely wouldn't have tolerated them...or I have my decades mixed up and it was the 80s I'm thinking of...

Just our customers I guess....2 weeks ago there were no scratches, was a former plumbers van

Careful, leave the wallet at home

Actually considering a couple of these, haven't looked up the price yet Track N Go | Track N Go Edit: did quick Internet search, 25000!!!:eek: Maybe I'll just pack a weeks worth of dry food and water, that's how long a fellow sprinter driver was stuck near buffalo last year (year before?)...

looks like the cheap board they used to make speakers out of in the 70s

Here we go!

Alas, they came to the conclusion that you should buy a 4wd sprinter. Have to wait until they sell for less than 5000....

Newfie/hoser 4wd...cable goes around rear wheel to front wheel through roller guides to clear the body...drawn with my fat finger since pens don't work on my touchscreen...

Maybe just the one shipper in my case with the 1500 lb steel baskets. Gonna try sealing the floor to make it slightly harder / slippery, I'll post back later with my thoughts. I know the floor absorbs water, there's about 3 roof leaks going on I just noticed...

Yes it was 80 degrees yesterday but I like to plan and jump on deals when they come up... Had a Dana 60 in the Ram Van and never been stuck (snow over hood in Buffalo even their 100000 dollar storm response vehicle got stuck) No luck on Internet for locker...

Put a clothespin on the top part and drape it over you. Just don't forget about it and get tangled, ouch

Question: had a route before, stuff had to get there...never pulled over for weather...several people mentioned rain...is there something I should know about the sprinter?

Can I polycrylic the stock floor, or too soft?