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You might consider swapping in a 3,500# axle to get larger wheel bearings. Larger bearings and non-trailer tires will let you travel a bit faster getting to the trails.

Started adding stuff to the rack. Now I’m a real overlander! :tearsofjoy:

I believe ALL of them have gone up to some degree. I've had Farmers for 40 years, and have been blessed with the same great agent for 25 of those.

Pull tabs were always aluminum, so no real corrosion issues buried at a campsite. I find one every other year or so. One trip I found three.

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Pull it out, then make your own deck plate with 3/4" plywood and automotive carpet. You can locate anchors where needed. I did the same thing in my newer Tahoe starting here: https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/threads/in-hot-pursuit.30056/page-8#post-620341

Be there or be square.

I'd love to join this! I'll end up being there about 2 weeks later, due to teardrop group gathering in Pinedale.

I like the matching paint schemes on your rig and trailer.

Did you see the Andrew White video where they used a sat phone to order a Uber eats pizza on the Canning Stock Route?

Penny is looking lonely!

I needed to start catching up with @Rav4_Overland on the rack.

Trying to get ready to head that way soon.

Did some rack layout this morning before the heat got too intense.

Near White Sands, NM. 2 years apart.

The last is with low beams and ditch lights. The one just before it is just low beams only.