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I wouldn't trust them personally

I've been in Georgia for about 35 years and I'm pretty sure that's not Ellijay...:tearsofjoy::tearsofjoy::tearsofjoy:

For a Tacoma, I'd say a front hitch will weigh about the same as a "permanent " winch mount and even then, for the size winch you need, theres not a lot of weight there. I say just mount the winch "permanent"....purely speculation on my end without weight numbers

150 is a pretty good stroke on a HT! Nice looking rig!

From a performance standpoint i might agree but from fitting it in the wheel well, definitely noticeable IMO Remember that .8" width increase is x 4 tires so effectively an extra 3.2" of tire on the ground

There's been a time or two in life that month or two wasn't by choice so I think you'll be ok..lol

If youre looking for ground pressure (the reason military tires were always so tall and skinny- Aberdeen Proving Grounds tests.) and if you're in mud that has a bottom (most of it does) more ground pressure will give you more bite and I'm sure they'll suck in the sand for the same reason.

Lights indeed!

Does the inverter not have a fused circuit for the 110?

Scratch that, I thought it was fused....though with a little modification you could replace the switch with a breaker.

This is only 5.5 x 5.5 x 5 https://www.homedepot.com/p/GE-20-Amp-Backyard-Outlet-with-Switch-and-GFI-Receptacle-U010S010GRP/100534107

Hitch basket?

I used to take mine to uhaul. Not sure if they still do weld on's or are bolt on only now but they used to

Johnsonville Better with cheddars over open flame on a "stick"

Depends on how long I'm out there. 3 days or less, instant. Any longer than that, cowboy coffee. Either way, it's folgers

How does one become a fire lookout? Great view and pics!

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Another great looking trek!

I did some googling, was it Desolation Canyon? Looks like a pretty cool trek!

Just curious how far yall go, what's the single furthest you've gone overlanding, as in longest offroad trek without using the pavement?