I’m gonna bust my ass

[Jim Martin]

 

[Nomad74]

I like the crane.

 

[BIG WOOD]

I like that step. I think I'll get my metal guy to cut mine off and weld on one of those

 

[Nate The Great]

I know, this thread is really making me look like a wimp.

We already knew that...

 

[Jim Martin]

 

[The Great Oz]

The carpet idea could work, if you're committed to pressure washing it every day. Until you've had a sticky surface at the back of a box truck you have no idea how much guck gets sucked up from the road.

Grip tape is great on a flat surface, but will not adhere well to diamond plate. It will peel of in chunks.

Do not use the Rustoleum spray-on bed liner! It's brittle and doesn't adhere well. I think it's meant to be used where you want the look of a tough surface, but never have anything contact that surface. Herculiner or one of the other roll-on bed liners would be better for the purpose. Might be worth checking with a local Line-X guy to get a price to coat the bumper, that stuff is tough and has a pretty grippy surface. (Note, you'll never be able to completely rinse detergent spills out of it.)


Maybe try shoes with a grippy sole, or be like Mikey and just parkour roll in and out.

 

[BIG WOOD]

The carpet idea could work, if you're committed to pressure washing it every day. Until you've had a sticky surface at the back of a box truck you have no idea how much guck gets sucked up from the road.

Grip tape is great on a flat surface, but will not adhere well to diamond plate. It will peel of in chunks.

Do not use the Rustoleum spray-on bed liner! It's brittle and doesn't adhere well. I think it's meant to be used where you want the look of a tough surface, but never have anything contact that surface. Herculiner or one of the other roll-on bed liners would be better for the purpose. Might be worth checking with a local Line-X guy to get a price to coat the bumper, that stuff is tough and has a pretty grippy surface. (Note, you'll never be able to completely rinse detergent spills out of it.)


Maybe try shoes with a grippy sole, or be like Mikey and just parkour roll in and out.

I don’t see mikey doing this move
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parkour


Should I just sprinkle some sand in the Hurculiner when I roll it on? From your description, that seems like the best route

 

[steve_64]

Drill holes in it in a fancy pattern where you step.

 

[Nate The Great]

Holy moly Matty boy, do as @Old Coastie said...Even a broken watch is correct twice a day... 4 pages and still no solution?!?

I hope you vagina can handle...

 

[BIG WOOD]

Holy moly Matty boy, do as @Old Coastie said...Even a broken watch is correct twice a day... 4 pages and still no solution?!?

I hope you vagina can handle...

I’m just here to entertain you

 

[hogjowl]

We’re screwed

 

[Dolly Llama]

I know, this thread is really making me look like a wimp.

nah
you're just over thinking it

material used for catwalks and steel stairs comes in a variety grid/grate patterns .
From super aggressive spike hole/grid (like in post #23) to flat steel rectangle grid

don't reckon you have much snow/ice to deal with, so the aggressive spike grid like #23 isn't needed



Hell.....bolt one of these down and be done with it








..LT.A.

 

[Lee Stockwell]

Or always use the handle.

 

[BIG WOOD]

Or always use the handle.

That’s what I’m scared of doing. Slipping while I’m holding the handle and pulling my shoulder out of socket. Both my shoulders have been injured at separate times which makes them easy to pull out. Extremely painful