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When it comes to towing a trailer, setting up electronic brakes is a great question! Generally, it's recommended to have electronic brakes on your trailer if it weighs more than 1,500 pounds. However, the exact weight can vary by state, so it's a good idea to check your local laws to see what...

Dang! What are those 40" tires on that beast?

Oh heck no. I'm getting butterflies just looking at this!

It's electronics so I would be surprised these batteries have much of any shock resistance. I keep my batteries on the back seat. That way there is a little softening to the bouncing around that takes place.

Facebook just showed me this shower made by "Rinse Off", https://rinseoff.com/products/rinse-off-explore Interesting. I've been after something compact, but never heard of this company and some of the others that make similar. However this one looks interesting. I don't suppose any of you...

Ha! my first two trucks were manuals. Fun times

Hard walls and a toilet, YES please. Camping in wind, no way.

Hey Alex, what topper is that on the back of your truck?

A friend got a quote from them at the SEMA show that was over $70,000!

So wait, is it OK to keep your portable batteries plugged in while home? I have been doing this so they are completely charged when I head out.

There are pills you can pop in there too that will make it last longer as well.

This is a meal I would cook when camping solo and my wife doesn't smell me :ROFLMAO:

So if you manage to get a hole in one of these, with that soft finish, how in the world do you repair these?

$5.99

Yep, agree. On that note, mine are rubber

Hey Matt, how does this stand up to weather?

+1 foamies are cheap, disposable and comfortable compared to those hard rubber ones, which will hurt if you lay on them sideways.

0 F, typical for us is definitely 20F+

Hell yeah, money well spent there. Might be a tank on fuel, but worth the investment.