Install-H2 tool box
 

Not really sure if you guys would care that much as I think I am the only Hummer guy here but I thought I would post it anyway.

I got tired of my tool box taking up floor space. Then making noise when heading down the road or trail. So I got a little creative with some waisted space.
(Please forgive the Picture Quality I took these with my Blackberry)

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I used my old spare tire mount and got some ideas together
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Had some fun with a wiz wheel
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Built a nice shelf and drilled holes through it and into the spare tire carrier then threaded them. I ran 10 1/4-20 screws and counter sunk them into the wood. Its super strong.

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I carpeted the self to make it quiet and look nice. Then used turn buckels to mount the tool box. Is a nice good quality box that is ball bearing an built really tite so it makes no noise going down the road.
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Nice work, just looks like you lost some more visibility putting it up there. But no more than the stock spare would have taken up. I have to assume you're already SURE it's secure mounting it directly behind your head in the event of a wreck.

Visibility was hardly compromised. Alot less than when the spare tire used to be in the truck. Yes as you can tell I built that thing to make sure that it was very stout to keep it safe.

looks good (for a hummer guy) and i second on the secure part. nice job

Looks good...Like the turn buckel idea.

Nick

Very nice... But will that lid open?

I knew the H2s were tall, but that'd suggest a whole heck of a lot of headroom...

Robert