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Tuffy Under Seat Storage

Does anyone have the Tuffy under seat storage (under the rear flip and
fold seat)?

I'm thinking of getting one, so any opinions will be appreciated.

TIA

Re: Tuffy Under Seat Storage

>Does anyone have the Tuffy under seat storage (under the rear flip and
>fold seat)?

I have one and love it. I just HATED the install. I hope you have small hands
and some very small tools for bolting it to the floor. The heads of some of the
bolts almost touch the sides, and makes getting on it to tighten impossible.
Now on top of this, you have to stick your hands where the drawer belongs and
back up in there to do this. If I ever have to take it out, I'm drilling a hole
over the bolts just big enought to get a socket down in there. Otherwise, I
love it!

Chad
69 Mach1, 93 Notch, 00 Wrangler

Re: Tuffy Under Seat Storage

In <l5he70tnfg5btuv4o5l99katcomqugm0b2@4ax.com> Tony wrote:
>
> Does anyone have the Tuffy under seat storage (under the rear flip and
> fold seat)?
>
> I'm thinking of getting one, so any opinions will be appreciated.

Got one, love it. It is the mother of all bitches to install. If you
are planning on having any kind of bedliner coating applied to the
inside of your tub, do that first. Once you get the tuffy drawer
installed I guarantee you will not want to remove it to do that.

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Re: Tuffy Under Seat Storage

From our own infamous DC....

>>"Be warned, the Tuffy Underseat Drawer was designed by some sadistic bastard that
>>hates other human beings, especially those for whom this product was designed.
>>Installing this contraption is only slightly more difficult than launching a
>>cinder block from your back passage into lunar orbit. Practice twisting upside
>>while contorting your body into unnatural shapes. If you can dislocate your
>>shoulders at will...so much the better. Make sure you buy copious amounts of
>>alcohol before starting this procedure as when completed, you will most likely
>>drink yourself into a stupor that it will take 3 days to recover from. Send all of
>>your family members to Brazil before attempting this lest you wind up in divorce
>>court the following morning.
>>
>>Good luck!
>>
>>DC (who installed the damn thing months ago and as a direct result can now perform
>>brain transplants with his eyes closed after drinking a whole bottle of cold
>>medicine)."
>>
>>"I agree with Scott. The product is great but the idiot who designed should be
>>castrated with a spoon. The concept is wonderful but when it omes to installing
>>it....well, let's just say I'd like to get my hands (and spoon) on the drunk,
>>wall-eyed, engineering school drop-out that concocted this mess."

Once I got mine installed it was great. I used it for quite some time, then I bought
a Kilby rack and had to ditch the drawer since the ice chest no longer fit in the
Jeep. I kept all my tools and emergency gear in the drawer. I know at least once
someone tried to break into it - but they were not able to get it open. I had a heck
of a time getting the drawer open and the catch bent back into its proper shape.

Its a good product IMO, other than the instructions that they _may_ have revamped in
the last few years.

On Sat, 10 Apr 2004 01:02:13 GMT, Tony <tonyt@worldnet.att.net> wrote:

>>
>>Does anyone have the Tuffy under seat storage (under the rear flip and
>>fold seat)?
>>
>>I'm thinking of getting one, so any opinions will be appreciated.
>>
>>TIA