New Bed Cover
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Swampdog
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New Bed Cover
I got rid of the overstuffed upholstered bed cover and made one of 0.100 inch diamond tread. I got rid of the 19 Gallon tank that stuck 2/12 inches above the bed.
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- mike wade
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Re: New Bed Cover
I really like that look....

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Re: New Bed Cover
Looks really REALLY nice
Having been a resident of Jax many moons ago, I KNOW YOU GET RAINED ON. I have an oak box and top, the piano hinge doesn't leak, because of Gorilla Tape
How did you seal between the lid and stationary part of top
Thanks...lyle
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Re: New Bed Cover
I didn't really seal it. I have a piece of angle aluminum welded to the fixed part the has a 1/2 inch lip that the lid rests on. nothing else is rain prof on my bucket.
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Re: New Bed Cover
Thanks... My oak is starting to show it's age. Your diamond plate idea would be a good remedy for me. Think tank time for me
