Can this system be used in a mobile tool truck and can it be returned if it does not meet our needs
1954191
I don't see why not. The DVR takes 12v and if I'm not mistaken the cameras do to. Worst case scenario you just get a little tiny power inverter and plug the system in normally like that. You will most likely have to get a small monitor(a cheap little flat screen computer monitor would be more than sufficient) to set up your custom options and such though. Heck, if you plan on having your tool truck(s) parked in your parking lot/driveway when not in use, you could even put a wireless network bridge in the truck so that whenever your truck is parked for the night, it could be using your wifi for all the internet options it provides(remote viewing, email upon motion detection, etc). Edit: On second thought, you don't really need a monitor in the truck though. You could just set up your options on any TV anywhere before putting the DVR in the truck. Then, if you need to review footage to find the cause of damage/theft, simply bring the DVR to the nearest TV and hook it up.
2005886
We haul a Slash 1/10 scale 2wd. Electric in it. Only has approximately 6" in length not used but width & height is snug ( actually pushes suspension down a bit) Hope this helps- Good Luck
1503623
I think it should work well. I have used mine on a long trip and I plugged it in at night in hotels. It worked fine for a month. I think it would be great for a trucker. It does use a lot of power so it would need to be plugged into an wall outlet when stopped.
845979
It does not have adaptors for diesels and the range is way to low. It would not be safe for a diesel.
631341
With the vibrations it may get damaged. Also truck needs to be stationary when working. Answer is not very sure.
817868
There should be no reason it will not work. It is made to be mounted on the flat roof of a motorhome. One thing you may need to consider and validate is the thickness of the mobile home roof. Motorhome roofs are thin and the hardware and handle for the antenna may not be long enough to connect the antenna to the rotating handle inside the house. You will need know your roof's thickness and compare that to the specs for the antenna.
917316
It will work in a truck. I had it in mine. I just didn't like the GPS, and returned it.
1034226
You would be able to as long as the the tool box you have doesn't have the wings that sit on the rails of ur truck. In other words if ur tool box is flush with the rails ur good.
1880624
If you can design a mounting solution and a safe way to carry the battery, which is very heavy, I don't see why not. Keep in mind the battery will weigh at least as much or more then the motor. It certainly has enough power to move you right along!
1711986
If you can mount the system correctly it should work with your saw. If you want to keep it as a portable unit to transport frequently you may have problems having to remove and reinstall the system for transport as it does take quite a bit of room. The rail system is fairly sturdy but may be easly damaged if shifted around during transport without removal from saw.
1544801
No!!! We have a remote 4x4 truck that we use it for. It's not that wide or heavy duty.
2101003
Where do you want to get the saw from? A truck? Do you plan on moving it much? It takes two people to get it on and off a pick up truck comfortably I have done it myself The saw is ruggedly built and heavy. Seems like a couple hundred lbs but Sawstop would know exactly I strongly recommend that you spend the extra money and get the mobile base, especially if you want to move it a couple if feet for a long cut.
979680
In my opinion, this heater has NOT been designed to be used moving vehicles. IF you need warmth when going to work, GET ANOTHER VEHICLE with a heater.
378253
Yes, it would work, the only issue I had was it tilted upward and the ramp did not reach the ground on one side. We had to find someone to fill in the holes and re-drill them so everything would line up correctly. Hopefully they have fixed the problem and that I was the only one with a faulty carrier. To send it back was more expensive than to fix it ourselves. So we kept it. Now, we bought an actual trailer because of the weight of wheelchair. I would bottom out everywhere I turned. You might just want to buy a regular carrier with no ramp. If you're not gonna use it everyday. That would work for trips for coolers and extra stuff in Rubbermaid container's. It has a lip all around it for easier tie down with bungee cords, and you can buy those at Harbor freight company or and farm and fleet, menards. Then you wouldn't have to pay the shipping cost.
1244075
Answer here..This will not work in Heavy Duty Trucks. You will need our GoTrack 3 wire unit.
1352374
As it turned out I returned the item because it would not work in the enviroment I intended for it. Seemed to be a solid, well built . You need to hard wire it thru your switching system. In otherwoords, provive power to it via a simple toggle.
916906
Sorry...I can't help you. We actually sent it back...it was not the right thing for what we needed it for.