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What Did You Do With Your Rig Today?
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I'm hoping to find someone with real experience doing what I want to do... I think it'll give me a couple inches of lift.
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2" spacers and a slight bumper trim should do it...
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Oh definitely! I've already started planning the wiring for extra 12v plugs and solar. Should have everything planned out by install on the 31st. I'll be putting all the detailed stuff on the build thread in my signature.
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Dometic CFX3 45! Added the hardwire kit, and I must say its just as easy to take out as a cooler. Fits like a glove :D
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Finally got things put back together after breaking a cv joint a few weekends ago. New CVs, new lower ball joints, a new lug stud, and a manual hub upgrade. Feels good!
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I have some footage of me driving one of those as a kid.
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Except for Haying season. That is Hell.
Though if someone was able to show me that Hell was Haying Season for eternity I might have made better choices growing up.
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Dual Batteries have been installed on what seems like the hottest day I could have picked for SW Ohio 
Drilled and inserted Well Nuts then installed new Tray
Shimmied the Group 34 Odyssey batteries in
And installed the smart solenoid harness
Did a quick trip to the store for refreshments to test everything. Success!
Drilled and inserted Well Nuts then installed new Tray
Shimmied the Group 34 Odyssey batteries in
And installed the smart solenoid harness
Did a quick trip to the store for refreshments to test everything. Success!
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I also tuned my ECU to put out more AGM like levels. Confirmed this is accurate with voltmeter at the batteriesDual Batteries have been installed on what seems like the hottest day I could have picked for SW Ohio
Drilled and inserted Well Nuts then installed new Tray
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Shimmied the Group 34 Odyssey batteries in
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And installed the smart solenoid harness
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Did a quick trip to the store for refreshments to test everything. Success!
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Family went out some service roads. The bunny was easily over 10ft tall. The view is Rockcastle River.
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Today I finished the composting toilet project and added it to the kit that goes in the back.
Last year we did a DIY compositing toilet as a "proof of concept" to see if it was something we were even interested in. It exceeded expectations! So much better than the nasty vault toilets at the campground (especially during a pandemic) and it did not smell and was easy to deal with unlike the liquid portapotties or tanks you have to empty.. So this year took it a step further constructing a really nice one that will last forever. The bucket was not on purpose, they ran out of orange home depot buckets and this was the only one they had. Of course it was too funny that my composting toilet has a Kracken bucket or is that spelled "Crackin?" :)
Last year we did a DIY compositing toilet as a "proof of concept" to see if it was something we were even interested in. It exceeded expectations! So much better than the nasty vault toilets at the campground (especially during a pandemic) and it did not smell and was easy to deal with unlike the liquid portapotties or tanks you have to empty.. So this year took it a step further constructing a really nice one that will last forever. The bucket was not on purpose, they ran out of orange home depot buckets and this was the only one they had. Of course it was too funny that my composting toilet has a Kracken bucket or is that spelled "Crackin?" :)
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As a Canucks fan, I don't mind if you crap into that bucket.
