Enthusiast III
I recognize that beautiful rig.
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JButtress
Rank VI
Traveler II
I went on an awesome trip to the Outer Banks with this awesome guy named Tom! lol
Contributor I
Sweet Yoda!!
Enthusiast III
Stuck in the drive way needing a new engine. Bring on the fun!
Verken1Studios
Rank II
Enthusiast III
A couple of pics of my 2019 Colorado!
Verken1Studios
Rank II
Enthusiast III
From another day trip!
Influencer II
i love Arizona
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Contributor III
MaxTrax work very well as pricey walking planks for your dog when placed over your ladder rungs.
White on White.
White on White.
Pathfinder I
Are those black rhino wheels? If so, would you tell me the size/weight?
Canadian Joe
Rank IV
Enthusiast III
High level rig
Member III
They are 42 lbs each and are 17x9, 8 lug, for my f350. Had to have the center bore opened up a bit to get them to fit.
Advocate III
Cool Weather Basecamp Experiment with two sidewalls from Bundutec USA and four FPG Thermashield Field Blankets (two TS-11B and two Gen Purpose) from Force Protector Gear.
After setting up a half room on the galley side of the trailer for some cool, rainy nights last week, I wanted to experiment with a full length room attached to my awning perimeter and awning struts. This gave me approx 8'x24' under cover.
Having the earth under the awning already dry from being covered during two previous hard rains, it was an easy task to raise the temp 18 degrees and lower the humidity from 99 to 43. No more damp chill to suck the life out of ya. Even though the space under, and from trailer to rack, was open to the cool, the setup held the heat from my propane fire ring in quite well. Was right nice and cozy in there.
I'm designing some skirts to snap on along the length of the trailer on the ladder side from fenders to grade and from rack to trailer, so both the cargo area and space under the trailer will be accessible from the galley side but the drafts will be blocked.
These images show the field blankets folded back a third on each side for access. Put back in place full length, they reach the trailer on each side.
Images are: Ladder Side, from Left, from Right, Back
After setting up a half room on the galley side of the trailer for some cool, rainy nights last week, I wanted to experiment with a full length room attached to my awning perimeter and awning struts. This gave me approx 8'x24' under cover.
Having the earth under the awning already dry from being covered during two previous hard rains, it was an easy task to raise the temp 18 degrees and lower the humidity from 99 to 43. No more damp chill to suck the life out of ya. Even though the space under, and from trailer to rack, was open to the cool, the setup held the heat from my propane fire ring in quite well. Was right nice and cozy in there.
I'm designing some skirts to snap on along the length of the trailer on the ladder side from fenders to grade and from rack to trailer, so both the cargo area and space under the trailer will be accessible from the galley side but the drafts will be blocked.
These images show the field blankets folded back a third on each side for access. Put back in place full length, they reach the trailer on each side.
Images are: Ladder Side, from Left, from Right, Back
