I like the idea of having this can in the bed of my truck at all times, up close to the toolbox to soften the ride. Is this completely unsafe?
518166
I would put it in an milk crate and secure the crate to the truck. Also put something In the crate to restrict it from rattling around
1013493
I believe that as long as you store this unit without tipping it on its sides, the movement while driving itself won't affect your ability to use it. Leave it on its feet when you store it in your RV.
954292
No. It's sturdy and quiet. My problem is keeping it on the truck. It's blown off twice.
334397
I don't think it would be a problem. The truck is a good size and quite sturdy. I am 6'2", 205 lbs and I sat on it as a joke with my grandson, it held up !
910587
Believe it or not, I've actually done this multiple times when having to transport scooters. It's just like skiing and it's lots of fun. I wouldn't recommend it thought as it is dangerous.
2283240
depends on the length of your bed. it would not be very friendly for a short bed truck.
863572
Yes. It is very safe, my kids love it, and it is a good exercise for the kids and me.I will recomend to find somebody to install it, that is if your husband is not very handy, like mine. :-(
1447420
another answer to your question. great buy. if you climb into the bed of the truck for anything, you will love it.
621469
No. This goes on the trailer when it is not in use to keep someone else from hooking up to it. It is nor fail-safe, especially with a small trailer. If someone wants it, they can pull it away. It just keeps them from putting it on their trailer hitch,
1963005
Yes. I never use mine. If u use the larger fuel can it is sturdy. Small cans might be a little unstable but just be careful with full loads.
1646204
Mine is bolted into the bed of my pickup truck, that I drive everyday. It is full of diesel most of the time also. No problems either.
554732
It depends on the trucker- if he is nice he brings it to the door,if not I assume he leaves it on the curb. As to comfort, every chair suits people differently. What may be good for me is not necessarily good for you.
1083297
It is very thin, I wouldnt cosider it unsafe, I have had no problem with it, in fact me and my wife love this crib
281361
I, wont take mine on the highway. Wont even plate it. I am not a qualified mechanic/trailer builder. I just use mine on the ranch, hauling tools and whatnot. Maybe if you are confident in your building skills it would be ok. To me it seems a bit small to pull down the road behind a pick up or car. Wheels are too small for me, also i dont think it has enough weight to keep it stable. For the road, and for safety, if it were me, i'd get something bigger. Just one mans opinion.
933999
That's one of the only downsides. It doesn't collapse. You would have to take it apart to transport it in anything smaller than a truck.
183823
Absolutely. I use mine that way most of the time. Actually bought 2 tubs. Love the fact that I can load one up, haul it, pick it up and place the other tub in its place without having to empty the first one. There are little 'feet' on the tub that fit into notches in the bed. Today, I hauled two 50 lb bags of soil, some new plants, and a bottle of fertilizer from my car to my back yard -- in one trip -- and over freshly laid sod that was wet and more than a bit bumpy and uneven. Mighty Max moved right along and never coughed or sputtered. Wheels were covered with clay and grass pieces, but those wide tires are relentless.
2096438
Technically yes, but the box is very light duty and could easily be broken into if left exposed in the back of a open truck bed.