Thanks for sharing. I really like these American utes and thinking of selling the 200 and moving to one. My biggest reservation is that besides towing, I also do a lot of tight racks to get to spots. mostly for fishing but also just exploring for fun, and I worry that these are just too wide.
No worries at all, we personally haven’t struggled with the width of it yet, I’m sure we will one day. It is no wider than the caravan. I don’t personally have it but bushwraps do protective film for the body.
@@TheHedgesAdventures Yeah I have been looking at PPF protection and its def an option. I'd rather something stronger like RhinoHides but they don't do anything for the American utes yet.
@@TheHedgesAdventuresgreat response, a lot of Toyota guys (I owned a 200 before) say to me that the American trucks are too wide, I ask them if they’re towing their van through these tracks and when they say yes, I point out that my Silverado isn’t as wide as my van.
@@TheHedgesAdventures same here and the Chevs are a bit longer than the Rams. We run ours on truck license and she who must be obeyed handles it all very well.
im resurching to buy 2500 or 3500 and if i can get away with nb1 licence, i will. Im going to fit same fit out as you in rear. only concern would be are the roller covers dust proof for the tub. otherwise id be looing at a tub canopy if there is one that works with the rambox. do you know what your wieght is , as is with tank of furel in?
@@1890cooper hey mate, we are just on that nb1 licence with the van on, I think we are about 3.8/9 with 2 passengers and a full tank. I have seen a canopy that works with the ram box but I can’t remember the brand unfortunately.
Impressive looking setup. I'm in the trucking game and when describing their performance we usually say it pulls like a schoolboy 😂 What sort of mileage are you getting loaded and unloaded?
Thanks for sharing. I really like these American utes and thinking of selling the 200 and moving to one. My biggest reservation is that besides towing, I also do a lot of tight racks to get to spots. mostly for fishing but also just exploring for fun, and I worry that these are just too wide.
No worries at all, we personally haven’t struggled with the width of it yet, I’m sure we will one day. It is no wider than the caravan.
I don’t personally have it but bushwraps do protective film for the body.
@@TheHedgesAdventures Yeah I have been looking at PPF protection and its def an option. I'd rather something stronger like RhinoHides but they don't do anything for the American utes yet.
@@TheHedgesAdventuresgreat response, a lot of Toyota guys (I owned a 200 before) say to me that the American trucks are too wide, I ask them if they’re towing their van through these tracks and when they say yes, I point out that my Silverado isn’t as wide as my van.
@@TheTripleDubya yeah 100% I get there are some limitations, but I daily drive mine with no worries at all, Woolies and everything
@@TheHedgesAdventures same here and the Chevs are a bit longer than the Rams. We run ours on truck license and she who must be obeyed handles it all very well.
im resurching to buy 2500 or 3500 and if i can get away with nb1 licence, i will. Im going to fit same fit out as you in rear. only concern would be are the roller covers dust proof for the tub. otherwise id be looing at a tub canopy if there is one that works with the rambox. do you know what your wieght is , as is with tank of furel in?
@@1890cooper hey mate, we are just on that nb1 licence with the van on,
I think we are about 3.8/9 with 2 passengers and a full tank.
I have seen a canopy that works with the ram box but I can’t remember the brand unfortunately.
Impressive looking setup. I'm in the trucking game and when describing their performance we usually say it pulls like a schoolboy 😂
What sort of mileage are you getting loaded and unloaded?
Thanks
We get as low as 11 litres per 100 km unloaded and towing the caravan we are around that 18-20L per 100