OCD Solutions
Original, Clean and Dependable Solutions
- Location
- Rentz, GA
It's still not 100% completed but it's finally to a stage where I don't mind sharing pics.
FYI, this was a personal project and not something that I have any plans of offering for sale so there's no official product release or price tag. It was custom built to fit my 2003 Dodge Ram and so the dimensions are somewhat specific.
Construction is all 6061 aluminum. Weight is 133lbs for the deck and 30lbs per bunk. The bunks are removable so when not in use hauling skis, it looks clean and OCD. Unlike most tonneau covers, this one has a 750lb payload capacity and durable deck so there's no need to remove it. If you have to haul something too large to fit under it, just throw it up on top and strap it down.
It started out as a simple scaled down sled deck but after using an ARE Tonneau for the past 3 years, I really wanted it to flip up. Even though that option came with compromises, an increase in complexity and overall cost, the results were worth it.
Care was taken to ensure the skis would be as far forward as possible but yet still allow a safe distance from the rear window, as well as the option of still being able to lift the lid, even with the ski bunks in place.
Here'a s little vid of the first load.
FYI, this was a personal project and not something that I have any plans of offering for sale so there's no official product release or price tag. It was custom built to fit my 2003 Dodge Ram and so the dimensions are somewhat specific.
Construction is all 6061 aluminum. Weight is 133lbs for the deck and 30lbs per bunk. The bunks are removable so when not in use hauling skis, it looks clean and OCD. Unlike most tonneau covers, this one has a 750lb payload capacity and durable deck so there's no need to remove it. If you have to haul something too large to fit under it, just throw it up on top and strap it down.
It started out as a simple scaled down sled deck but after using an ARE Tonneau for the past 3 years, I really wanted it to flip up. Even though that option came with compromises, an increase in complexity and overall cost, the results were worth it.
Care was taken to ensure the skis would be as far forward as possible but yet still allow a safe distance from the rear window, as well as the option of still being able to lift the lid, even with the ski bunks in place.
Here'a s little vid of the first load.
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