Just read this and looked up to see a Ryder truck missed the U turn and was stuck in the mud leaning pretty good.
I’m intrigued on the koozie, is it magnetic or……
Ah yes, the most important part of the operation! It is magnetic. Hell I’ve been working and had it stuck to the fender and took a test rip down the road. Still there with a full beverage when I returnedView attachment 412925
Oh absolutely. I certainly didn’t sew it myself. I got them this way from a dooder who had them for his company. He also enjoyed beverages and understood the importance of “product placement”. I will say that whatever magnets are in them are pretty damn strong. Most of the panels on the wife’s truck are Aluminum skinned but it will stick through to the steel under structure.
The beauty of the design is how the magnets' vertical orientation leverage the power of being in sheer against gravity, so they are really strong from being pulled down but you can easily push it sideways with your hand to pull it off the fender. Errr... holding surface.
Anyone can buy that bullshit off Amazon and get some chesey shit made in China crap. But this man @skyhighZJ is an inventor, an entrepreneur, a man of the people that is teaching us to not support the red tide, but to to think and act, and build on our own. LOL!
I remember years ago I was up in the cascades doing some winter training. We were with a guide service and they had a two wheel drive fan. It snowed. Deep. We couldn’t drive to the training area. Had to snowshoe several miles to even get to our camp. About halfway there an identical rig came cruising by with the window down, elbow out, breaking trail like it was nothing. I was sucking wind with about 60 pounds on my back trying to walk with those damn snowshoes. I just remember thinking, damn I wish I could have caught a ride with that dude. I also remember thinking why didn’t the guide service have a more capable rig to get me to the training area. Kind of pissed me off. I remember getting off the trail and going over waste deep in snow. The only good part about that week was getting avalanche rescue certified. It sucked
That would be a great field trip!
