Recent content by JungleSkunk

When traveling in Alaska last summer. Mile 0 of the Iditarod trail.

Successful turkey hunt so far in Western Colorado. Got this long beard early in the season. Decided to do the fan mount myself and it turned out great! Not bad for public land! I put in for Archery either sex deer and Bull Elk 1st season rifle as well.

It was shot with a Dji phantom 4 pro and Sony a6000 on a gimble. Not cheap but for the price you can get some incredible shots. Glad you liked it!

Just got back from a trip to Moab thought I would share!

GEICO offered me additional coverage for aftermarket parts for an additional cost. the sales person stressed that most off highway accidents arnt covered by normal full coverage insurance tho. For example if I roll over on an unmarked trail back in the Bush GEICO probably wouldn't help.

I really like this trailer. I have been looking to build a tent style trailer but this makes me rethink the whole thing. Im a big guy and the tear drop style just doesnt do it for me but this is a great looking option.

Super cool picture. I dont think Ive ever done a complete layout like that with my vehicle.... Challenge accepted! :D A better idea would be a layout and a packed shot to see if it all fits! :sunglasses:

Good to know the insulator fits the smittybilt tent. I have been looking at cold weather upgrades for the same RTT.

Usually in the states people do the opposite swap. Diesel in and petrol out. Diesel is regarded as a much more reliable platform here. I guess its a matter of necessity in other countries. From my understanding Petrol is a lot more expensive and less readily available in rural areas of Europe...

Throwing in a pair of aftermarket bucket suspension seats would not be that expensive and only help with the ride quality. I am all about airing down off road but 10 psi seems a little extreme unless your running bead locks and carry equipment to get a tire back on the bead. Even then thats...

Thats a long rough trip in a 94 yota for an able bodied person let alone some one with a hurt back. 10,000 miles in any truck in that amount of time can get to be hard on the body and vehicle especially averaging 160+ miles a day.

Been running them on the front of my rig for over a year. A huge improvement over stock OEM style shocks off road. A little stiff for the highway. Took a little "break in" time before they wernt so stiff but I love them for the price.

This is the "login loop" I was referring to. It tries to make me login on the main site and then loops me back to the forum login.

I am now receiving notification and emails for MOST of my watched threads. There seems to be a hefty delay sometimes even hours after the post but for the most part seems to be trying to work.

I am using google chrome for desktop and mobile. Thanks for the reply.