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I went with the Kenwood TM-D710GA and mounted it in an Outback roof console for a Hilux.

I installed an Outback roof console for my TM-D710G in my Tacoma.

Good job on the camping trailer. I need to go camping this weekend as well.

I like that I can keep ALL of my camping gear in one place with this trailer.

Looking good!

I went with a six lug axle because I had a bunch of stock Tacoma wheels and they had good tread on the tires, 31x10.50x15's. That and I wanted to replace the tiny 14" wheels that were on my trailer. My trailer build, still in progress...

You could go with spacers, or find a wheel with the offset you desire. I went with a new axle on mine, but I wanted six lug hubs as well so it worked out for me.

I'm trying to figure that out as well.

I ordered a Samsung Galaxy Tab E Lite 7 and Ram Mount cradle last night. I will upload my Gaia software and then figure out where to mount it in my Tacoma.

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How do you like the screen, is it easy to read? How is it in bright sunlight and at night?

How do you like the screen, is it easy to read? How is it in bright sunlight and at night?

Help me choose my next dual band VHF/UHF radio! My old Kenwood is finally giving up the ghost. I have narrowed it down to the following radios. ICOM ID-4100A ICOM ID-5100A YEASU FTM-400DR KENWOOD TM-D710GA Any help, advice, experience or opinions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you...

Thank you.

I'll have to check my work schedule.

I swapped out the five lug axle for a six lug axle, then mounted it under the springs.

I haven't installed the rear two stabilizer jacks yet, but it is pretty stable as is. Yes it moves a little, but nothing that made me feel uneasy. Setup takes about five minutes and teardown takes about 15 minutes. The trailer tracks very nice, my little 3.4 could tell it was back there...

Nice rig!

My trailer build. https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/threads/my-expo-trailer-build.15000/#post-222875

I ordered a Tepui telescoping ladder today from Box Rocket on the Tacoma World forums. I hope this helps with my future camping needs.