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I use a bag with built in filter. On/off gravity fed. Filters out silt, cysts, protozoa and bacteria down to 0.2 microns in size, including giardia, salmonella, cryptosporidia and others.

I run a HD max coupler. Works great, no issues. No banging noises.

Awesomeness

Ordered on 3/24 delivered 4/24. Def some mfg issues on the welding. But unlike others I did recieve the fasteners in the wooden box. Shipping via crappy shipping company. 1 piece of cardboard on each end. Wrapped in newspaper and then plastic. Not a lot between the storage bag and plastic...

Very nicely done.

Check your local recycling outfits. Especially if, you live in a farming area.

Thats a nice setup

Looking forward to the arrival of my arq270. Ordered 2 weeks ago.

Nicely done.

Welcome from MT.

Welcome from MT.

A sleeping bag.... hahahahahaha Shorts, unless its really cold then sweat pants. But that's rare.

Nice, agreed those welds are not pretty. But as long as the awning material is solid and rhe aluminim is good. You can make it work. Thanks for the pics. Nice to see one actaully installed in the real world.

Not that I recall. Other than a few rocky area's, its a dirt road for the most part.

Nice setup. I should redo my setup and add my fridge to the back. Seems like its easier to get access to.

I run a heat exchanger and pump under the hood with an on and off switch. Have the pump connected to hydraulic quick disconnects. And it's plumbed into the trucks heating/cooling for heating water that runs through the exchage. I connect hose to one end with a filter, toss it into water source...

Nice.....

Prinsu rack on FJ roof and EZAwn on the trailer.

I used mine this past weekend, first winter, well spring camp of, the season. Still have snow, but was raining. I had my annex on, so it stayed below. Opened up the door and let the heat in. Worked well enough before bed time and wake time to get warmth going.

New perspective on thehard shell rtt. I like it.