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I'd check u-joints and cv's first.

Good video, reinforces what I've heard before (remain calm, bite kits generally don't work, light bandaging). I didn't realize the treatment for kids is the same as adults, where you treat for the amount of venom, not the amount of weight or size of the person.

What conditions cause the humming noise? When turning, only under acceleration, all the time? I assume the noise didn't move with the tire. Does the hum change pitch or speed based on engine rpm? Can you post a video of it?

Fit as much as possible into each container and ratchet strap them down. If you DIY, you can pick your cases and build the storage around them so they fit perfectly. Outdoor carpet works great to reduce vibrations and keeps cases from sliding. That is a Pelican 1550 for reference, with a black...

Here's a recent one from the Rubicon, posted on Trail Weld's FB page. There's always a use for an old wrench ;)

Last night actually ;)

Ok. Well typically you can get by with just one or two 5 gal cans. The Rotopax option is becoming pretty popular. I see them more often than Jerry cans now. As they say YMMV, and it really depends on your setup and how remote you go. The trailer sounds like a good idea and should incorporate...

If you can, stick with an AGM battery instead of a lead acid. The jumper battery pack might be a better option. It's a lot smaller, and weighs a lot less. Or consider getting something like a Goal Zero charger that sits on the dashboard and charges in the sun.

What provisions do you have to carry extra fuel now? Where will you be going, and for how long? And, how often do you foresee needing more than 10 gallons of fuel? While cool to have, I don't think a super extended range fuel tank is needed in the US. If you're going on an expedition in Africa...

Oh it happened. I'm just not looking to get banned ;)

Pictures? Mainly of the Indel B plug. The ARB socket should be standard. Their plug for the fridge does have a twist to lock end and should still fit. My ARB plugs into a Blue Sea socket. They should all work with each other.

TBH, it's been a while since having a campfire out here in CA. My preference is to bring wood with me, just for preparedness and not having to deal with lashing it on the roof after everything has been packed. But on the rare occasions fires have been allowed, I will try to buy locally. Most of...

You can always bring the Bumper Dumper! Yes it is exactly what you picture in your head ;) Just watch out for the "Impacted Departure" angle, Bwahahahaha

Usually 200' is preferred around water sources. Camp Edison does have heated bathrooms, including showers. You need to get the tokens near the camp entrance for them.

Just updated my follows with the last page and a half :) If you haven't heard about my UTP Tire Repair Kit Giveaway on Instagram, be sure to enter to win! Winchline.com is now on IG as of today. @winchline.com4x4

Haha, yeah, not only was there an existing thread, I already replied in it! Thanks @Steve

Hey everyone, I have shot my review videos for this kit and it's now going to be a giveaway to one lucky person on Instagram. It would be awesome to see it go to an Overland Bound member! Spread the word, maybe it will be you who gets to Outfit & Explore!

thanks @v_man!

Hi everyone! There's a thread to post your Instagram account (mine is in my sig), but who has a YouTube channel too? It's fun to read about everyone's adventures on here, and even better to see it in video! If you like someone's channel be sure to Subscribe to it as well :) 4xFar Adventures

That's pretty cool! How long were you with them?