Recent content by Ward Powell

What ended up being the problem with this? Was it the filter or defective pump?

20 gallons

Well anytime you add any flat surface, it's going to impact how it drives and act as a windsock of some sort. That said, High Altitude TB50 looks like a very well made topper.

No, to much of a fan of these heaters. I get a headache when I use it and before anyone says anything, windows are open.

We have a overlanding meetup group I'll attend here. It's mainly just a group of people who like to get out and camp. We talk about gear, safety and organize trips. One thing I have noticed is that many people don't understand ferro rods and how to use these. A video that I think really does...

So I'm looking at page #1 in my Quadretec magazine at this RES-Q 30 foot recovery rope that has rating of 29,000 lbs. If your rig weights let's say 5,000lbs, is it safe to assume you will never break this rope with your vehicle regardless what you do to it?

If you are in places where you have the trail space, yeah something like this converts your bed nicely. I think where this gets goofy is smaller trucks. If you look on their site, notice nearly all the photos are taken from diagonal with few directly from the back? Because they know how...

This weekend we went camping and the ground was so rocky! I have a sore foot from this one. Need to find a padded floor mat, something that will absorb rocks. Can you suggest one please?

Just arrived today, can't believe how packed it is!

+1 VHT tape is the way to go, that stuff is there for life though, so make sure you measure twice!

Here's a video all you fellow Jeep owners want to watch. This looks like a good time, and no click bait, he had a close call there.

You all see this thing: https://bcoffroadshop.com/products/diesel-heater-zipper-mount-rotating-vent-bracket-assembly?variant=4227429187601

I'm bored out of my mind so stopping by here to say hello and make some small talk. So... What is the farthest you have traveled for overlanding/camping? What is the longest you have stayed out overlanding/camping?

Congrats! Yeah dude, 6 weeks is nothing these days!

What spikes are you using when the ground is frozen?