Plastic Cutting Board Skid Plates?

[Omelet]

I have seen guys have success with using a thin piece (maybe .25") bolted to an aluminum skid. The plastic slides well over rocks which is the only down side of aluminum. So this combo gives you a strong, light weight, and corrosion free skid plate that will still slide over the rocks. I have been thinking of getting one of ASFIR's skids and bolting some plastic under it then wheeling with the intent to punish the combo to truly test it out. Not sure when I will get the chance to do this though so don't wait for me. I can't afford it at this time.

[cico7]

Hey I just thought these were cool. [I] think people use them over the top of a metal fram or skid plave to make it slicker. Being that they have no heat rating, I guess I'll see if these can be used or not.

How would that work over the gas tank skid?
I want to get a pair of these for my PopUp to support the rear legs, keep from sinking on the dirt.

[Holaday07 4.7]

How would that work over the gas tank skid?
I want to get a pair of these for my PopUp to support the rear legs, keep from sinking on the dirt.

High Lift makes a base that lets you use it in really soft sand and mud, that would probably work really well for support on a popup camper leg as well. Just an idea, but since its name brand it might be expensive.

[cico7]

High Lift makes a base that lets you use it in really soft sand and mud, that would probably work really well for support on a popup camper leg as well. Just an idea, but since its name brand it might be expensive.

i saw these at trailswest and they were pricy. $20 each.

[Holaday07 4.7]

i saw these at trailswest and they were pricy. $20 each.

Gotcha we always used a chunk of 2x6 treated wood.