Recent content by madcratebuilder

I've used about every brand out there, the Falken Wildpeak AT3W's have had the best traction for me. Outstanding wear and balance easy.

255/80/17 AT3W's on a 4.5k lb truck and I have been down to 8lbs in sand and 12lbs on rocks. I do have bead grip rims.

I have gmrs and cb, log trucks around here still use cb. Handheld with good antennas. Both good for trail work, not going to win any long distance awards.

If you plan on putting the rig in sketchy situations a winch would be my #1, followed by traction boards, soft shackles, shovel....the list goes on

I've been using this vacuum for several years, works great, easy to clean, plenty of power. 12V Vac

I've had Falken Wildpeaks, 255/80/17 on my Colorado ZR2 for a couple years and very happy with the wet, dry and snow traction. They are E rated and a chalk test gave me tire pressures of 31F and 30R. 5 tire rotation every oil change and tire wear is fine.

I had some Greeenworks 24V tools so I bought the GW24V chainsaw wo/battery super cheap, I bought the GW 24V air compressor and 1/2" impact also. All run on the same battery. Batteries recharge fast using my inverter. 6 years old and chain is still sharp.

Beretta M92G w/17rd mag 9mm.,and a 12ga Rem 870PM folder w/8rd tube, slugs and 00 buck.

The more sidewall on the tire the better. 17" wheels with a 30" tire. Skid plates and a 1-2" lit would be very capable.

I have a 12V electric blanket in a 0* bag and it's very toasty.

I've had a Rhino rack platform for 5 years and very happy with quality.

Number one is a good bag, number two is a electric blanket. I use a 12v blanket to prewarm my bag, pulls very little power from my power station. I may run my Lil' Buddy just before going and getting up.

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Both Best Top and Softopper offer a tent like extension that adds extra length to the bed. These would be a lot quicker to set up but not as much added room as the Slumberjack.