Gear I Keep in my Truck Bed | Tacoma Recovery Gear
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มี.ค. 2021
- In today's video, I show you guys some of the recovery gear I have specifically for my Tacoma!
Things I mentioned:
- DV8 Traction Boards ("chloekuotaco" for $25 off): dv8offroad.com/products/tract...
- Third bed rail: amzn.to/3swR9YE
- T-slot nut for bed rail: amzn.to/2QO77zL
- Traction board eye hook bolts: amzn.to/3u3ztEy
- SmittyBuilt Shovel: www.4wheelparts.com/p/smittyb...
- Shovel QuikFist clamp: amzn.to/3syQA0B
- Molle Panel: ogfab.com/products/og-tacoma-...
- Pro Eagle 1.5 Ton Jack: www.proeagle.com/products/1-5...
- Ratchet tie-downs: amzn.to/3cv62oI
- Desert Does It Quick Drop Mount ("chloekuotaco" for 10% off*): desertdoesit.com/products/qui...
- Multi-mount panel: desertdoesit.com/collections/...
- Seat Jackers: desertdoesit.com/collections/...
*valid until May 31, 2021
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My Instagram 📱: @chloekuotaco
🌮 MY TACOMA: 2019 TRD Off-Road, Silver Sky Metallic DCSB 🌮
- BFGoodrich KO2s (265/70/R17) : amzn.to/34GkYwk
- Baja Designs Squadron SAE Fog Lights (use code "ChloeK10" for 10% off): www.bajadesigns.com/products/...
- PRP Off-Road Seat Covers: www.prpseats.com/toyota-tacom...
- Fabzone Armor Rock Sliders: /
- TRD Pro Wheels: amzn.to/2TIHcaE
- TRD Skid Plate: amzn.to/31XXTU5
- Chrome Exhaust Tip: amzn.to/3kLslbp
DISCOUNT CODES 💵 (these are brands I stand by!):
- Baja Designs: "ChloeK10" for 10% off
- TUFSKINZ: "ChloeKuo10" for 10% off
- Hawaii Off Road Yotas: "ChloeKuoTaco" for 10% off
- Desert Does It Seat Jackers: "ChloeKuoTaco" for 10% off (until May 31, 2021)
- DV8 Off-Road: "ChloeKuoTaco" for $25 off + free shipping (traction boards only)
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for the security of the traction boards, just loop a bike lock/chain through the eyes of your eyebolts
@soldierofliberty yes, you are right, flat bar would be better
Hey Chloe, I just found your channel, and the one common thread in your video's is that you take PRIDE in your work.
I REALLY like that. Unlike some other channels where the person says after they break or deface something is "whatever".
So, it's really nice to see someone do a good presentation. Thank you.
Awesome! Like the recovery gear like the fire extinguisher and max tracks on the back panel perfect location, your Engineering background is prevalent with your selection of mods. Thanks for share.
You've really got a good collection of equipment for your overloading. I've got most of them but I really like the pro eagle jack and the molly panels. Really cool ideas.
Thanks. Love the truck.
Love your videos and honest reviews of useful products. Sadly I don't own a Taco yet but I'm getting soo many ideas from your videos and others
That Fire Extinguisher Mount looks nice!
Good morning Chloe, thanks for sharing this awesome video ! Cool accessories, great ideas & a lovely smile !
Every video you make I really enjoy and I am always impressed by your knowledge and enthusiasm for the subjects you tackle. Thank you.
Thanks 😊
I just love your channel. Thank you for the content ✊ super helpful
Chloe,I love all your videos they are all very informative.I have a 2011,2.7 and looking for an offroad 3rd gen
God bless all that you do friend.
Yessss !!! This is awesome and, also, seriously UPPING YOUR EDITING GAME WOW!!!! (Loved the music and the beats on point!) 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
I have been watching your videos for about a year now, and I really enjoy your accessorie reviews and installation videos. My wife has a 2017 Tacoma and I have a 2020 4runner trd pro, although your videos geared more for Tacoma's i find them very helpful and informative for finding the right accessories for my 4runner and our Tacoma. The seat jackers are next on my list for our Tacoma and 4runner along with the inflation system, and many other accessories you have reviewed and use. Keep the great videos coming!!
Thank you!! 😊
Watching your videos makes want to get a truck like yours!
Enjoying your videos!
I’ve been looking for a jack for my lifted taco 🌮
Thanks Chloe 😸
My solution for theft was a diamondback Tonneau bed cover that is lockable. A little pricey but a good product. Thanks for another great video 👍
Awesome job Chloe!
Love the setup, I’m working on my 2014 Tacoma 2.7
I have 1 ton jack I’ve been carrying for years. I mounted it on the side Molle panel. It rests some on the wheel well hump. But after I secure it’s pretty stable. I also run a tonneau cover and I can lock the tailgate. That way you can keep your stuff with you all the time. I like your fire extinguisher mount. That’s really cool.
To secure your traction bostds, a strait metal rod that passes between both hook screws. Drill a hole at each end of the rod. Put a padlock on both holes.This way people will not be able to unscrew the hook-crews. Prime the bar with etching primer then spay a black rust paint on them. I would paint the hook-screws as well.
Good stuff, again. I like the traction board mounting idea. Have been thinking of a simple idea. Just may do this too. Instead of an under window molle mount. Shout out to OG fab. Holdin it down in FL!!
Absolutely love the fire extinguisher location. When milliseconds count, that’s a fantastic idea. 😎
I cant believe you posted this! I was just thinking "I need to get my shovel mounted in my bed!"
I just found you on TH-cam and I don’t own a Tacoma but I do own a 4x4 Tundra. Keep up the great work Chloe. Love the shirt.
Great intro with the B roll
great start! i really like the mount for the fire extinguisher. As for the jack you could look into the mount they sell in the accessories page of their site, could probably bolt it down into the bed somewhere, but its a pretty spendy mount that i bet you could save a bunch of money and make up something yourself with the same concept on your own. the next thing you need in your recovery gear is a bag with kinetic tow straps and extra shackles.. having a tow hitch receiver shackle mount is a great thing coupled with the kinetic strap because you never want to rely on someone else's gear to get you out if you're stuck, quickest ticket to getting your truck damaged unnecessarily. beyond the straps and shackles, i'd suggest a winch with tree saver straps and a snatch block. there are so many great ways to mount winches to these tacomas, you can do it with no bumper upgrades or you can go for looks and get a new high clearance bumper at the same time. great work on the videos, keep it up!
I'm a 2021 sx 2.7 4 cylinder owner and I love ur videos
Really awesome setup! I really wanna get the molle panel. It would come in really handy.
The jack is awesome.
Luv the shirt and great gear
I mount my Badlands Off-road Jack on a 2x6 utilizing the slots in the Tacoma bed. Use Quick Fist clamps on the bottom side to hold jack handle. Very cheap and easy solution.
All great items, one thing I recently purchased was a jump starter in case my battery was to die and I’m trailing alone.
Great video!!
As always great video, waiting to see the video where you say you quit your day job and are now a full time TH-camr.
Awesome video.... Thanks for sharing
Chloe Kuo, your Tacoma's badass! Rock on!!
Excellent video
I have a ram but your video's give me ideas for my truck
Just picked up my first taco off-road, ready to make it my own
Congrats on the new truck!
keep up the good work kid...
Nice setup! About to mount similar stuff on this end. I can’t believe Toyota removed to driver side storage compartment, I use it all the time on my 2018. Molle panels are high on my list! I like your idea on the traction board mount, it’s where I want mine but haven’t decided how yet. Keep em coming!
I think if I had the larger storage compartment, I’d utilize it so much!
Chloe, I'm lovin that jack.
Very helpful!
Good old E-Tool is a must.
I like that fire extinguisher mount. There is another company that makes a mount that goes under the seat. It wouldn't work on my seats (non-Tacoma) so I mounted it somewhere else. Can never have too many fire extinguishers.
Great vid now I miss my Tacoma even more. But they do have Molle panel for 4Runners
Awesome. Thank you!
Some wood or metal bars assembled into a frame for the bed could be used to keep the jack (or other stuff) from rolling around. Bike locks would help keep them secure if needed. I'm thinking of a lockable hardtop tonneau cover for my Colorado.
I dig the fire extinguisher mount. Gonna have to find me one of them.
hi, for your jack pro eagle you can put it strap on your recovery boards ... you take the jack perpendicular to the middle of the recovery boards and with 2 strap tie down in X which passes behind the recovery boards and in front, you can fix the jack ... crosswise with the recovery boards ...
Chloe , a tunnel cover . Possibly one that you could put a tent on for your offer an adventurous
Love the video thanks for all the information :) I am getting a pro eagle 1.5-ton jack for off-roading also. What do you use to jack your truck up in case of a flat on paved roads?
You're definitely setup. I'll start overlanding next month. I'm actually in a wheelchair so will be documenting it all. To show people with disabilities can still get out there even on a low budget. At moment it's just looks / reviews on products I've gotten. Would love if you took a look or even subscribe. I subscribed and look forward to see more.
Cool "cheap" option for the molle bed panels. If people are looking for high quality, heavy duty ones, I can't recommend the Rough Country ones enough. They are the most affordable option out there but they are heavy powder coated steel. Definitely will have to invest in one of those jacks eventually. In asking about mounting, if you go with the heavier molle panels you can strap it to that (wheels against the panel). I've seen someone else mount their's that way.
You could try the Heininger Hitchmate and the Hitchmate 4017 bracket arm to lock your jack in place. I use it for stuff like that all the time, the only failure I'd see is the jack being too low profile for it to hold it good enough to trust. Worth looking into though!
I've got the DV8 boards, so it's good to hear an actual "field tested" positive review. #Thanks
PS. Put a sticker that says, "Take anything, and you will pay with your life!" on your back window. Promise, it's just a theft deterrent...for now.
@@MeesterGonzalez Use a license plate frame that mentions the NRA or like guns. It will work good enough.
1/2" piece of conduit run through the eye bolts and a lock so it can't be slid out. Also a bike lock cable as another commenter had mentioned
Super excited to build my truck. 2021 taco 4drlb army green! Your videos have given my a TON of ideas!!! Keep it up!
Get a solid bin to place the jack and misc tools in. Strap in bed against the cab. That’s how mine is and easy to gain access and free up the bed. I leave it in the bed as I have a tunneu cover to hide it.
Have you considered investing in a Hi Lift Jack? You could save a lot of space by mounting it to your bed molle panel.
I don't think she has steel bumpers nor does she have rock sliders. The only option would be a wheel strap when using a hi lift, yes?🤔
@@vd2597 She has rock sliders, so yes, a Hi Lift could be a possible solution for this application.
That’s not a bad idea! I like the versatility of my Pro Eagle for both in the garage and on the trails, but it does take up space
For the recovery boards you could try running a bicycle lock cable through both the eye loops and maybe they won't have room to turn to take out without taking the cable off.
I just put the jack in the corner at the rear of the bed and strap it down. Doesnt take up much room and still can use the tie down hooks for other things and i keep it back there 100% of the year
The Pro Eagle mount for their 1.5 ton jack bolts easily to the Tacoma cargo divider (Toyota Part No.: PT767-35162) with 3/8 inch bolts.
Luv the shirt.........I NEED THAT SHIRT!!!!😎👍
Nice recap.
I also like the fire extinguisher mount. Been looking for something for my LC200.
My top recovery gear? Traction board max trax. If I had a bumper then a winch would also be nice.
I am having a winch bumper designed right now. He is supposed to show me what he has come up with tomorrow and then get it fitted and built. This is going on my short 2011 Taco. After that I thinkI want take the canopy off and might need some kind rack.
Pro eagle makes the mount and you can get some Tslots to mount it to your bed rail side ways. Atleast from what I’ve seen in their picture
even though I am a Jeep guy I love your videos ,you always look like you are having so much fun .
Hello Chloe, I enjoy your videos. Have you ever looked at a US company called Fastcap. They have a product called Kaizan foam. Take a look at his videos on Kaizan foam for his ski bag. I think this product would be great for your jack. this would secure the jack and also not scratch the bed of your beautiful truck.
Keep posting new vids Chloe.
From Canada eh!
One suggestion I have for you regarding the jack. Have you ever thought of using a rv scissor jack. They are compact, lighter and it goes up to 2 feet.
ICS tire carrier is the route I’m going with to mount my Pro Eagle. No drilling involved.
Have you looked into Element Fire extinguishers? It’s the size of a road flare and last longer than those traditional ones.
Thanks Chloe. New subscriber here. Love the variety of videos you have. I'm looking to get a Tacoma soon. Take care.
1st i love your vids. Just use 2 tie-down straps. Attach one of the S-hooks to each of the bed D-rings suspending the jack in between.
Thx for the video, it’s give me some idea how to build up my Frontier. Compare to Tacoma or Jeep, aftermarket for Frontier is non existent.
While having a fire extinguisher is good but they tend to expire and are bulky. So I got a Fire Element fire extinguisher. No expiration and its tiny. No mount really required but little clips are plenty.
Great video, does that Jack work just as good when on a trail? Do the tires help it a lot?
Pro Eagle makes a jack mount that I got along with my 1.5 ton jack. I mounted it directly to my CaliRaised molle panel, which is metal, so I don’t know if that starboard you use could hold it nicely.
I came up with a mounting solution as well
Hi. Do u use the pro eagle jack to rotate tires? I'd need to lift both tires at a time. Awesome tacoma channel. Thanks!
Yeah, Chloe!!!
I like your video 😊😊
Hola yo también tengo una toyota tacoma son mis favoritas .. saludos 👍👍👍
Great review. Where can I find that t-shirt?
I am impressed how you never blink when you talk… JK. Like your videos!
Snacks are essential
Fire extinguisher setup is cool but I can’t justify $200 for it. I ended up with the bracketeer a while ago and that was expensive to me at $60…lol. I’m a cheap bastard. 🤷🏻♂️
Love the videos! 💪🏽
I also splurged for a Pro Eagle (returned my Husky jack). I tend to overengineer everything, so I got a 3-ton one haha! I definitely don't drag that out with me on overlanding trips though. Recently got the hi-lift.
For a fire-extinguisher, I went with the H3R Performance HG100C HalGuard Chrome. It's awesome, but I had no idea it would be so small...
Great 🐶
I've been thinking about getting a swing out spare tire then designing a tool chest to retract underneath my bed where the spare used to be. Maybe the jack could fit there? Or on the roof..
Cable lock or cable with eyelets and a padlock will secure the traction boards against theft
I wonder if a custom mounting bracket under the truck would work
Are you going to the off road swap meet Saturday in san marcos?
You need a bakflip bed cover to protect all those goodies in your bed
are you considering upgrading to the jack mount? I just bought one for my 2ton, but still configuring a permanent position.
Use a cable lock through the handle of the traction boards to the tie down strap location. Not the best solution but better then nothing.
Howdy from Texas! I’m new to your channel so I have a question. You often mention you do installed this or that, do you do your own work or is most of the work done by professionals? I like to see people (woman or man) do their own work on their off road vehicles.
Good video!! I thought you had a tonneau cover. That could hide the stuff in your bed. Also, you do not carry any Jerry cans for water and fuel when off-roading? Since you are in the electrical field, carry a roll of rubber splicing tape. It is good to have if you somehow get a radiator hose leak.
I do have a tonneau cover, but I dislike the way it looks lol. I also don’t really need it. But you’re right! I need some Jerry cans
Sweet setup Chloe... I do like the quick drop for the fire extinguisher. Wish I had a solution for the floor jack. For me I just toss it in the back and pin it to the side of the bed.
Gonna be an exciting year to go off roading and your channel helps with equipment selection.
Nice video, with the gear and mods and the tire size upgrade what mpg do you currently get?
I am a Tundra driver and have been considering a Taco as I do not haul or tow much. I used to have 35” tires which feel sluggish and kill mpg to around 13-15. Thanks for suggestions!
I get about 17 in the city, 20 on the highway. My tires are 265/70/R17 BFG KO2s
How did you decide on what fire extinguisher you would get and what brand is it?
Love the fire extinguisher I think I might put a set up like that in my truck. I can understand why you would use your jack in your garage or your driveway but it doesn’t make much sense to me for a Off roading. My two favourite options would be a heavy-duty bottle of Jack. Great little tool and you don’t even have to necessarily get under the truck to remove it you can even drive off of it. And of course I am a big fan of the highlift Jack I know a lot of people say they’re dangerous but they’re only dangerous if you miss used it. if you show it respect and use it correctly it is a great multitool. You can use a highlift Jack with other accessories to do a multitude of jobs you can jack up your vehicle if there’s an accident you can use it as a spreader open doors or pull the steering wheel out of someone’s chest. It works as a winch which means you can pull your vehicle out or remove a tree from the trail. I’ve even used a highlift Jack as an extreme heavy duty clamp. These would be my preference, however a friend of mine doesn’t carry the bottle of Jack he carries an exhaust jack and sometimes it’s really good tool. The advantage of it and exhaust jack is you can fit it under your truck when there is not a lot of space . there are times We use the exhaust jack to lift up the truck and put the traction boards under the wheels so we don’t even have to do any digging at all. Once again God I hate that little shovel.