Packout in Tundra CrewMax

Removed the back seats to install packout mounting plates, which are fastened to t-nuts on 1/2" plywood, which is bolted to the seat bolt locations. Temporary setup. Seats go back in once I get an enclosed trailer.

[@abrahamhernandez2352]

Putting that 1794 to work💪

[@mattberg6816]

That looks like a nightmare to work out of

[@nelsoncarpentry]

Sure, it's not ideal, but it'll do the job. It's temporary until I buy an enclosed trailer.

[@peekguyy3194]

agree

[@tomdoingfunstuff]

Awesome setup. I deleted my rear seats but I gotta make the base plate

[@nathanaelstarsick7995]

Nice

[@michaelbarroso587]

only problem if you need one thing at the bottom you gotta take everything out

[@nelsoncarpentry]

Yup!

[@antoniobermudez4989]

I’m glad I came across your video I’m doing the exact thing on my tundra. What’s the Mounting plate on the passenger side. I can’t seem to find it at Home Depot

[@nelsoncarpentry]

Nice! They call that one the large wall plate (48-22-8487). I did a whole write up on it over on Tundras dot com. The thread is "How-To: Plywood Platform in Place of Rear Seats".

[@Grubess]

Do you have the rolling pack out cart? It could prove pretty beneficial for when you need to haul some stuff across the site

[@nelsoncarpentry]

I've got three rolling tool boxes, one chest, and the dolly. Tried the cart, but was disappointed with it. Mine came twisted, and I returned it. Might give it another chance.