Enclosed Aluminum Box Front Mount

[jd1923]

8 hours ago, Patriot said:

I saw this on the Oliver FB page. It’s a nice looking storage box and appears well made. Pricey.

Pricey? -- NO, just totally ridiculous, unless you're "made of money!" It's like I'm going to spend $1250 to protect my $400 generator. Just mount it to the basket.

I love my open carrier that OTT mounted, throw my tools in there and other stuff when parking. When traveling, our fire ring sits there. Not wanting one myself, but I'd certainly save the $1000 for other upgrades and buy the simple and viable product @Mike and Carol suggested.

[Patriot]

I am very happy with my current cargo box and puck lock security basket for my 3200i. It’s all we need. 😉 Roll with what works best for your budget. 

[jd1923]

Beautiful pics @Patriot! and just the original basket works for you! Our old hull will likely never see a garage or a cover anytime soon. Ours came with a nice cover, but I've been too busy working on it to cover it.

[rich.dev]

@Brian and Brandelyne I’m ready to order this UWS 34 box, however, I see they are available in 2 heights, one is 22 inches and the low profile (LP) is 13 inches, which one do you have? 

[Jason Foster]

Being a welder with the skills and the equipment, I can't justify $1250 for a box.  I may wind up building one when I am bored.

[Patriot]

After some thought of how little we used our 3200i generator in the cargo tray on our last 42 day trip out west, we decided to move forward with a custom all aluminum cargo/storage box from Sea Biscuit metal fabrication shop.

My wife and I took a 3 hr drive up to Johnson City, Tenn and visited the Sea Biscuit metal fabrication shop. We met David and Kristine Hess the owners. Some of the nicest folks you will ever meet, and they are campers as well.
After seeing the high quality of the Oliver storage boxes that David and his team craft we decided to purchase one. The fit and finish is excellent. We like supporting small companies and their products made right here in the USA 🇺🇸. 
We know we will get a lot more use from our cargo box each time we set up camp. It has lots of room for all things for initial set up. Our gen will be secured in the truck bed.

I custom ordered and installed the XPLOR metallic silver graphics from  https://lettering.com/ another excellent customer service experience.  Had a buddy of mine install XPEL PPF on the front and sides of the box as it sits in the road rash blast zone. For questions on custom boxes and pricing reach out to -https://seabiscuitmetaldesigns.com/product/oliver-box/

 

a few photos -

PPF -

I bought and trimmed a fatigue mat to fit from HF to line the shelf and bottom.

Added graphics-

Moose rack holds our cables off the ground.

Plenty of storage for all initial set up gear-

XPLOR graphics installed-

[MAX Burner]

...ok, Full Disclosure:  a little "Box Envy" going on over here in the Great Southwest!  Very nice mod, @Patriot!

Cheers, brother!

[Wandering Sagebrush]

@Patriot, that is a nice looking storage box!  

[Patriot]

@MAX Burner @Wandering Sagebrush

Thanks gents. My bride aka navigator and I are happy with how it turned out.

Your kind words are appreciated! 

 

[John Dorrer]

Chris Neuhaus, Stephen Cobb, and Marla King all have lockable boxes on the rear. Still need to remain under 150lbs.

 

[Wandering Sagebrush]

20 minutes ago, John Dorrer said:

Chris Neuhaus, Stephen Cobb, and Marla King all have lockable boxes on the rear. Still need to remain under 150lbs.

 

JD, we do, too.  It’s made by Highway Products in White City, OR.  We try to keep the weight at 100 pounds or under.  Because of the width, there is a set of brake/turn signals on top.  The bars also accept Yakima round bar fittings.

[John Dorrer]

22 hours ago, Wandering Sagebrush said:

JD, we do, too.  It’s made by Highway Products in White City, OR.  We try to keep the weight at 100 pounds or under.  Because of the width, there is a set of brake/turn signals on top.  The bars also accept Yakima round bar fittings.

Nice. With our 8' bed I rarely need extra space. The only time I get cramped for space is when we camp somewhere longer than 5-6 days and don't want to hook up and go to the dump. We load the turd wagon in the bed for the trip. Our turd wagon takes up more space than I like.

 

[Wandering Sagebrush]

1 hour ago, John Dorrer said:

Nice. With our 8' bed I rarely need extra space. The only time I get cramped for space is when we camp somewhere longer than 5-6 days and don't want to hook up and go to the dump. We load the turd wagon in the bed for the trip. Our turd wagon takes up more space than I like.

 

I am so happy we have a composting toilet.  A garbage bag and a dumpster is all it takes, but I prefer to wait until I am home to deposit under my lone apple tree.