Recent content by Offroadford

I've had one for 5 years now, still working like when it was new! Would highly recommend them

I am looking for some cooking idea for camping. Does anyone know of any good overland cooking channels on YouTube with some decent recipes for camping?

These are good mate https://www.amazon.co.uk/Alien-Deflator-Offroad-Pressure-0-75psi/dp/B07PQL3GVF/ref=sr_1_28?crid=1SIP4HJ3JNC70&keywords=4x4+tyre+deflator&qid=1650219774&sprefix=4x4+tire+deflator%2Caps%2C115&sr=8-28

I have them on for about a month now. They do wear out quickly but I use them a lot on rocky terrain off road. They are also a bit noisy but they grip well

I was thinking about it but I fear it will ruin my days off road. You will constantly need to worry about getting good footage etc

These are the best ones mate...

You can leave it there for a month or two I would guess. Any longer than that you may start getting water contaminants in the fuel or even mold buildup.

Some double sided 3M tape should do the trick. It has been holding up my number plates through river and mud without issues

The best way to do this is go and buy some sand and poor it on top of the spill. Let the sand absorb all the oil for a few hours and then remove it. You will never be able to get the stain off completely but the sand trick does the best job of removing most of it

Is it a driveline noise? For example is it something you can only hear when accelerating or backing off the throttle? Or is it a suspension noise which can only be heard when going through a bumpy road? For drive line noises put the truck on jack stands and have all 4 wheels of the ground. Try...

I am thinking of getting a new truck and the Wrangler 4xe seems like a good deal with the current fuel prices. What do you think? Are these reliable and can the complicated electric systems handle off road abuse?

Mine is 20 years old and going strong. How old is the rig you are running and are you planing on changing it?

If you want to still use the tailgate I would suspect that you will need to mount all the big items such as a cooler as far back as possible to give space for the tailgate to open. There is a photo of a 200 series land cruiser on the site with it's split tailgate open and the split tailgate...