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I'm in Richmond. There used to be a group that got together in Elkton, but I'm not sure if they still meet.

Welcome! You have as Real of a power wagon as any other. No other Ram truck has the running gear that the power wagons do. The tradesman is the trim package. It's prob closer to it's roots than mine!

Welcome, from another owner of a full figured Ram!

Yes, sorry, I'll be at Frostfest in Richmond as well.

If the weather looks bad Saturday, I might not make it. I'm on call for work Saturday.

I'll be there

Apple maps finds 2 Blue Mountain Breweries, one in Afton, and one in Arrington. Which did you have in mind?

Sure.

I bought one of these fridges used, but it didn't have a dc power cord with it. I'm planning to wire in Anderson Power Poles instead of buying an oem cord. Does anyone know if the 12 volt + side of the oem power cord is on the square or round side of the plug?

Saturdays would be good for me.

If you haven't already, try using some air from it. If you have no pressure, then it might be the pressure switch.

I've got the twin compressor in the portable configuration. I was really surprised at the "small" gauge wires supplied with it. What I did was use a few 120 amp anderson power poles connectors, and a set of old 6 gauge jumper cables, along with 6 gauge butt splices, and a hydraulic crimper from...

Sure, I'd be interested.

Thanks, I remember seeing something about that. I'm not sure what we'll be into on the 4th. If I did anything, it would be a day ride.

Welcome Nathan, I'm from Richmond as well!

Union Springs road and Dunkle Hollow road access is sill open to get to Meadow Knob, I'm not sure if the closure is before Flagpole or not. Last I saw, they should be finished with the project around June 24th. Have fun!

I’ve got a 2003 with the Cummins that I started building up several years ago. My neighbor gave me the lift and wheels, and I added a front receiver hitch. She’s a bit big for exploring trails here in Virginia, so I bought a Tacoma and built it instead. Here’s a couple of pics from one trail...

The Midland's are nice rigs. Most of the commercial grade antennas I've bought/installed came with a cutting chart. I've been careful to measure and cut to proper length and have had good results. I think the antennas available from Midland would do well and likely not need trimming/tuning.

Brien, would you consider listing the frequency of the GMRS Channel 15 on the header of the main page as well? I'm assuming it's 462.550 MHz, but sometimes the manufacturers use a channel plan of their own.

I thought that your rig looked familiar, I think I saw it in the lot at Frostfest!