Truck accessories and charging stations

mstand

mstand

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So, we bought a new truck. This time we went with the sliding rear glass and also a sliding glass on the topper. I want to know if anyone else has this set up and the best method of circulating air from the cab to the topper. I am thinking an inflated inner tube to seal the gap and a fan to plug into the inverter box??
Does anyone have pictures of this set up?

Now the second project is is cleaning up the mess on my work bench that consists of an endless sea of chargers. I have chargers fro collars, garmins, launchers and a few other miscellaneous items. Can you all show me some of your ideas on cleaning ll this up both for in the truck and the work bench! Thanks
 
I found this a while back and thought it would be cleaver for organizing cords.

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I don't know how wide the gap is between the cab window and the topper window, but you could also try those expanded foam logs they use for sealing around windows. They should be available at most home improvement stores and they make them pretty darn girthy... We had some at work as big as a pool noodle, but they have a lot more "give" so you could squeeze them down to almost nothing and they would expand back.

You could even push a length of stiff wire down through the center of the log and bend it at the corners so it is square like your windows. The foam should tolerate a low solvent adhesive too, so you could even glue the seam where you complete the ring.

That's probably what I would do unless it squeaked. Either way, you wouldn't have too much money tied up in it.
 
Contact the dealer that you bought your shell from. They should have "donuts" that custom fit the opening on the shell. I had one years ago for my truck/shell and it worked very well.
 
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