Thanks Sean. I always try to make something extra secure. Thanks for watching and commenting my friend 🤝

Hi Dennis. I appreciate all of your support. The weather is cooling off in this area a little. But going to be hot today almost 90. Thanks for watching and commenting 🤝

@@randomlytracy2291 My pleasure buddy. If I can't hang out with you I always enjoy watching your videos!

Thanks Bob. I really appreciate your support brother 🤝

Thanks Wade. It works pretty good. Thanks for watching and commenting 🤝

Thanks buddy. I wouldn't trust the boards and lag bolts. Little extra work, better peace of mind. Thanks for watching and commenting brother 👍🤝

Thanks Chris. I really appreciate your support my friend 🤝. When going on a 3,500 mile round trip last thing I want to worry about is the side by side coming loose or sliding around. Thanks for watching and commenting brother 👍

Hi John, hope you and your family are doing well. A lift helps a lot. Getting to old to do to much crawling around on the ground. I just couldn't myself to just fasten the track to the wood, it would eventually work loose or pull out. Thanks for watching and commenting my friend 🤝

Thanks Jamie. Hope to pull our camper to Arizona during Thanksgiving. Then the side by side during Christmas. Thanks for watching and commenting 🙂

@@randomlytracy2291 sounds like two wonderful trips in the making! Enjoy!

@@JamieMakin , and I'm most definitely going to do a review on the Jayco.

@@randomlytracy2291 awesome, very much looking forward to it! With the Casita price increases, I'm pretty sure the Jayco is what I'll be getting. I'm going to keep my eyes open for deals this winter just in case, but more realistically it'll be next year around this time.

Thanks Dub. I appreciate your support my friend 🤝

Thanks Jordan. Thanks for watching and commenting 🤝

Thanks buddy. A lift is a life saver. Thanks for watching and commenting my friend 🤝

Thanks J W. I appreciate your support brother 🤝. Thanks for watching and commenting 👊

Thanks Chumps. I appreciate you watching and commenting 🤝

Thanks. I appreciate your support. Thanks for watching and commenting.

I bought them at a local company here in Fort Smith Arkansas. It is a lot better than the original E Track brand. I don't know what state you are in. But it shouldn't be too hard to find. Thanks for watching and commenting 🤝

Thanks bud!

Thanks buddy. I sold almost all of my welding equipment to him over the past few years. That was the only way I could keep from having all the neighbors over wanting projects done. I'm getting to cranky in my older age. I have to do enough welding at work to get my fair share. Thanks for watching and commenting brother 👍

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Thanks. You idea will work just fine. Thanks for watching and commenting 🤝

Thanks for watching and commenting BlindFox 😊🌷

I thought about build up of dirt and mud. I will see how that goes. Might have to use a pressure washer in the tracks every now and then. Thanks for watching and commenting my friend 🤝

Thanks woofman. I generally do if it's a heavier piece of metal. But I have a bad habit of not doing it on thinner gauge. I resharpen all of my bits, so I usually can get several years out of them. If I don't break them. Thanks for watching and commenting 🤝

I bought the piece that wouldn't fit very good from a farm supply here in Arkansas, at a place called Atwood's. It was actually Erickson, but it was to shallow to work very good. I will look tomorrow and get you the brand name of the better stuff. I bought most of the accessories off of eBay. Thanks for watching and I'll leave a comment here tommorow

I purchased it at a local part's store, that deals in truck and trailer parts. Fort Smith Arkansas. Thanks for watching and commenting 🤝

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@@1_dirty_rotten_imbecile695 🤣be careful what you ask for

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We will find a place.

Pennsylvania!! 😀 (as soon as all our darned closures end ...)

Hi BlindFox, how are you doing 😊

You sure can. Thanks for watching and commenting 🤝

It was close, thanks buddy 👍

Hi Calvin. Hope you and Blanca are doing well. Thanks for watching and commenting my friend 🤝

Thanks Mr. Engineer.

Thanks James. I would never trust just a piece of wood. I have seen a few videos, that people have just fastened it to a board. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍

I used 5/16 bolts and I believe the length is around 2 1/2 inches long. The lag bolts if I remember right are 1 1/4 long by 5/16. Good luck. Thanks for watching and commenting 🤝

Hi Nolen. It want smash the track. With the straps tightened it won't slide around, unless your tire starts going flat. Mud sometimes gets built up in the slots, but a carwash takes care of that. Just spray it out the mud. Thanks for watching and commenting 🤝

Barbie, sorry about that. I will try better next time. Thanks for watching and commenting.

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