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We call that stuff premature Summer debris. It got up to 70 on Sunday. It will 105 soon enough. We enjoy Spring because we know that a lot worse is coming soon.
The sort of green stuff at the base of the tree is the hood. I still have a long way to go.
Fitting the top. Note the gap between the top and side of the bed.
The side posts were 45 inches, top to bottom.
It looks like 2 inches less on both sides will do the trick.
Nothing to it. Well, maybe a bit more.
The front headache rack is 8 inches narrower. The outside dimension on the posts shrink from 38 or so inches to 31.
The over all width is 8 inches narrower and the cab sits higher than the M35, meaning I put the shortened slats at the top rather than...
My M135 has the narrow bed. If I make the posts 4" taller, what about the fit of the front and rear curtains? It would seem that they would be four inches higher, front and rear, and leave a gap? Or does the curtain merely get fitted four inches lower at the top, still shedding water...
I needed a gas can bracket for my M135. eBay they are all $35+
Looked at Northern Tool. $14.95 :lol: Painted red, but so what. Same bracket it appears.
All ways shop locally if possible. :wink: