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Princess Molly , our gentle deaf BC Husky mix, and her brother Ichabod Crane, the amped-up Catahoula mix. We brought Ichabod into our home as companion for Molly, and he has been fantastic to and for her. He is her Sheepdog....nothing, and I mean nothing would get within harm distance of her...

My previous rig was a built Xterra (built well for our needs I guess) I chose it based on it's solid design and reputation, utilitarian interior, and for some reason I always tend to shy away from what's the popular route to go (ie: Jeeps and 4Runner's) The Xterra also had good towing capacity...

I think we may just live in the best Valley in the entire world.

The last item I installed was a drivers side grab handle (mainly for the Wife) on the Tundra. I sure love my truck, but for the life of me I don't know what they would stop installing these. My old Xterra had appx. 75 grab handles.

Yes, I think the thing I appreciate about their video's is the completeness of them. The cinematography, narration, etc....you can tell they know what they are doing and enjoy it. I feel it's like watching (and listening to) a Warren Miller movie. The only other adventure type videos I enjoy as...

Most excellent. Thank you. I'll be ordering this for sure. Sent from my SM-G930W8 using Tapatalk

Do tell. Where can one see the IG vid? Sent from my SM-G930W8 using Tapatalk

Cool Thanks.

So as we try to simplify and condense our "apparatus" for our impending Four Wheel Camper I've been trying to decide whether or not I need/want/desire a skottle as a primary outdoor cooking surface. The camper will have a two burner stove, but we have always done most of our cooking outdoors. I...

Adequate room it seems. A few inches between the fuel cans and the tailgate. There are 2 positions to mount it I the receiver, and I tried the closer one. The second would space it further away by an inch or two. Sent from my SM-G930W8 using Tapatalk

Slee sliders sitting in the garage waiting to be installed. These things are amazing. One of the reasons I went with Slee is that their sliders are not the tube style, so their shouldn't be any issues with the dogs getting paws stuck between rails. I also like the fact they kind of look like...

A quick pre-installation of my new Hitchgate. This thing is beefy, and extremely well built. It is exactly what I was looking for. Sent from my SM-G930W8 using Tapatalk

Did a couple things today. A very simple and quick mod first; addition of a driver's side grab handle. Don't know why Toyota decided to scrap this year's ago, its a great addition, especially for my vertically challenged Wife. Sent from my SM-G930W8 using Tapatalk

Thanks. So I spent considerable time deciding on which brand of suspension to go with. Honestly, I had a bit of a windfall to fund the upgrades, so budget wasn't the primary concern. I wanted to do it up right the first time with quality components. I went with ADS Racing adjustable coilovers...

Is their any way to flip the airbag to have the air valve at the top? Sent from my SM-G930W8 using Tapatalk

Well, I got the call from my US drop ship place just across the line that my Hitchgate has arrived. I love good news. Heading down Wednesday to pick it up. Also have a new backup camera to pick up as well. Sent from my SM-G930W8 using Tapatalk

And this is why I come to places like here for information and advice. Inquiries are always met with honest real world usable advice from people who utilize a "truck" for it's intended purpose.

Installed the Firestone airbags today. Was a pretty easy install. I had bolted in the lower Daystar cradles last weekend. I ran the air valves into the fuel filler pocket. Sent from my SM-G930W8 using Tapatalk

Thanks. It's a 3 year old lease return. I got it for a great deal. No way I would have bought new, this truck only had 65K km on it, and given the price allowed me to fund the modifications I wanted. Sent from my SM-G930W8 using Tapatalk

Up until a few months ago, our adventure rig was a well used, well built, well traveled Xterra. she took us pretty much everywhere we wanted to go, in one manner or another. I'm a DIY kinda guy so I spent countless hours here, and on the theNewX forum gleaning useful information on repairs, and...