how can i transport a jet ski in my truck bed?
141957
they are deceptively large and will hang well off the end of your truck bed.  additionally, some can be damaged underneath.  whatever you do, be careful.  you may  be able to build a sort of wood side rail support into your pickup without too much difficulty and then use a really good strap to hold it in the bed of the truck.  in the end, i'd prol' ask if you could use a trailer at a maintenance facility for a bit to save yourself from all kinds of possible problems, oh and did i mention they are heavy?  loading, etc etc etc  if you are an aries, disregard, just do it like i would do.
188821
Sure it is, but where would you put the jet engine?
523662
Most boats of any size at all are built with an area under the deck that you stand on that contains various items, such as wiring, steering and throttle cables.  Without it you would have these items cluttering your deck which you do not want.  The problem is that you have to have a way to access these items possibly with an access port.  Water has a tendency to leak into the bilge from these locations and without a means to drain them the bilge would eventually fill up.  Most boats also have plugs that can be removed in order to drain the bilge but only once you have removed the boat from the water.  The problem there is that many times boat operators forget to put the plugs in and start taking on water into the bilge, thus the need for a pump to pump out the water and hopefully you can get the boat back on the trailer before it sinks into the depths below.  Fix it because your life and that of your family depends on it.
370107
A Gondola, especially great for cold night skiing and to have sex in.  Make sure you warm yourself up nicely before you get on though
450296
sneak out on the course at night and get them out of the ponds. you can walk up to your neck out in the water picking them up with your feet. take a mesh bag to put them in.
346160
OK, Here it is:\nIf you are trying to get your brother-in-law a job transporting concert equipment for a whole tour you need to find a company who has access to a multitude of trucking companies.\n\nYou can have him go here for trucking companies:\nhttp://www.bigrigjobs.com\n\nGo here to fill out an application for a driving job:\nhttp://www.bigrigjobs.com/Truck_Driving_Jobs/Truck_Driver_Application.html\n\nThese people will match his application to the trucking companies who are looking to hire people like him.\n\nAll that he has to do is to say yes to whomever makes the best offer.
88000
lift kit\ndon't overload it\nbigger tires\nbetter suspension
242972
must have 1968 VW immigration boat with floater devices
614264
Go to Walmart....Buy 4 or 5 of those strofoam tubes that kids play with at pools and beaches. They are hollow on the inside. Cut down the middle lieght ways and place the tubs around the edges of you kayak. Turn kayak upside down on the roof and secure it.
429514
Here are some helpful links:\n\nTravel info:\nhttp://www.traveldocs.com/mx/index.htm\n\nYellow pages (choose a state in Mexico & search for heavy equipment:\nhttp://seccionamarilla.com.mx/default.asp\n\nAs for the towing & transporting of vehicles, you would have to conttact the Mexican Embassy (in the USA) near you and request that info.  They will give you the forms and what you need to be able to transport what you want.  Easier than you think!!  Good luck.  ;o)\nhttp://www.vec.ca/english/10/consulates-usa.cfm
614145
Consider adding a rear boarding step.  Get one that is spring loaded so that it moves up out of the way when you are running and doesn't take away any power.  This is really the best option.  Boarding in deep water otherwise is neither fun nor does it look very graceful.
374781
That is way, way too heavy for a carrier. Why don't you just get a small trailer and use the tow package for what it was designed to do.....tow things. Put your suitcases on a rack. Bye the way..... the Ford was a good choice.
1050004
Deflate the tires a little bit so that the truck has a small amount of clearance and can drive underneath it
313950
As much horsepower and torque as you can afford, use a longbed frame/body, and move the rear end back next to the bumper--use a tall rearend 5:13-6:50 and a six-gear automatic manually shifted--Good luck!!!
113312
All in one lump?\n\nGoogle "100 ton crane"\n\nThere are many shipyard cranes that can do this.\n\nGoogle "rolling platforms"\n\nIf it is divided up a train can move it.\n\nYou may want to check out "Euclid Trucks"  or "Ore trucks"\n-- I don't know what the max there is.\n\nMight be some "Mining shovels" too.\n\nFor airplanes, the Russians make a very big one called an Antonov something.  Google "Antonov Heavy Airlift"\n\nProbably needs new tires often, and very strong runways.\n\nThat's all I can think of, ships are too obvious. Keep it under 13 feet height to use highways.  Maybe some special routes for 13.5 and higher, you need the Master Truck Router, for that.  Why not Google it to see what comes up?
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1. Obtain four clean 55-gallon barrels, 20 feet of rope, several boards, 40 pounds of beef jerky\n\n2. Fill barrels 1/3d full with fresh water.\n\n3. Lash boards to barrels to make raft, saving one wide board\n\n4. Take assembly to ocean\n\n5. Place raft in water\n\n6. Use wide board as paddle and go out a few miles\n\n7. Wait for current to carry you to America
200829
Take it somewhere colder than 32 degrees farenheit.\n\nWrap it in an insulated container, and wrap that in an insulated container, too.\n\nSurround it with more ice.\n\nSurround it with items that are colder than the ice (such as supercooled oil).\n\nThere are many ways.  Which one is practical for you and your uses?