Search results

Is there a limit of power you can send through an Anderson cable connection? I have some solar panels that I'm going to connect together. And looking at different cable options.

I'm more surprised the wind didn't knock it over

Between the batteries in the van and all the other accessories, can you imagine how heavy that van will be? I bet it would trump the new electric Hummer weight.

Eh, it's more convenient with auto

Earlier this year, trade in values were in rough shape. How are things looking now that we are near the end of the year? Thinking about upgrading one of my rigs.

Don’t have, but always been skeptical of those clamp style roof racks. Just doesn’t seem safe if you have any sort of weight up there.

I have a Schumacher battery charger. Cost a little more than some chargers, but I had been told it’s a good charger. It has done everything I expected

So how do you clean something like that after use in the field?

And I don’t think each company shares the same means of measuring either

What?! Putting aside the faulty design, WD40 should breakaway anything if you let it sit long enough. Soak the locks and tap with hammer!

I went to google and searched for 'fireman chili' to make. ha ha ha, had no idea this was posted here!

Either use a cheapo tarp or check with the tent manufacture to see what mats they have

These are very good tarps, but keep in mind, wind is going to be a headache for any tarp at some point.

All you need to do is fold it over the sides a little, once you have the heavy top on that, it will keep it in place.

I was just watching this video on YouTube of these bear encounters and this had me wondering, is there a golden rule to when you should play it cool vs spray a bear or even more lethal measures? Let's face it, these animals can be fast, so decisions could be life saving here.

How are you liking this set up?

So if you need more traction, can you air down these tires on the dolly?

Hope to see competition for these guys soon, that will keep the price down.

Mount on the back of the truck or side behind your front wheel

Yeah you'll be fine. You are going to get up to speed slower and not have as much snappiness. If you do a lot of off-roading with hills, you'll want to move to something shorter, like 4.88.