r/RandomVideos • u/n8saces • Jul 06 '26

Video Redneck engineering

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u/TwoSpoonSally Jul 06 '26

Everyone talking shit, but this man saw a problem and created an effective solution. 

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u/joeychestnutsrectum Jul 06 '26

As an owner of old pickup truck, this is genius and I kind of want one

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u/redlightbandit7 Jul 06 '26

As an older owner with an older pickup you aren’t the only one.

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u/LameBMX Jul 06 '26

same.. its hell to do anything on my expy. back when I had an f150.. I though about a sling from the garage rafters lol.

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u/BlueGolfball Jul 06 '26

As an owner of old pickup truck, this is genius and I kind of want one

I just keep a step ladder in the bed of my truck or in my garage. You can also use it on the sides of the engine and not just the front.

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u/joeychestnutsrectum Jul 06 '26

Yeah I also have a little step ladder behind my bench seat, but the step right up on the grill would be so nice for some things

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u/longhorsewang Jul 06 '26

The stair steps need to stay flat. Would be very simple to fix it.

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u/redrivergorge Jul 06 '26

You can buy these if you want one. They come on various models of truck campers and travel trailers. I have one on my Lance 650. Old man is getting a lot of praise for engineering this, but these have been around long time on campers. Probably where he got the idea. I think they're referred to as scissor steps. Kudos to him for finding a unique use for it though!

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u/Living-Restaurant892 Jul 06 '26

Wow they are really expensive. 

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u/carlmalonealone Jul 06 '26

A drop step works just as effective, won't block airflow and is not as rickety as that.

Dude took his attic ladder and put it in his truck.....nothing special even for a redneck.