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Looks like a 180, lifted up by contact with the tailgate. My OVS 180 did that before I moved it to the drivers side.

I'd like to see a portable 150AH system without the inverter and with 12V Anderson input and output. This would enable reliable connections to the vehicle and fridge. Square it off with good tie-downs and a non-skid rubber bottom. Design a quick-release mounting bracket like the Milwaukee...

We carry four, dark green, on the roof. They blend in and don't attract much attention.

Discharge/charge it to 40% and store in a cool place. If you store it at 100%, you could lose 20% of full capacity in a year. If stored at 40%, the capacity loss is only 4%. Also, keep it dry, so an airtight container with a desiccant may help.

My wife and I also had a great time. The 7P classes were the highlight, and we'll come back for their recovery series next time around. Many of the displays were pushing higher end gear, campers, and trailers. In camp, most of the questions we got were at the basic end - what's a good tool...

When a government runs such a deficit that private savings can't make up the difference, the result is an overall economy that imports more than it produces, and property (real estate, production, intellectual capital) bought by foreign investors. Americans like getting a bigger government than...

17 gallons per hour at idle. 56 gallons per hour at speed. Overall operating costs (maintenance, etc.) over $100 a mile. If they gave you one, could you afford to operate it?

How did this event go? Any plans for another?

There is a zoomable version available on the app.

Maybe one of the smaller Oztents, or their one-person stretcher tent with an integrated cot?

First time at an Expo - we got the Experience package so there is that option as well. How much room is available to make camp? Is there room to push out the awning and set up a T4 Plus? Or will it be vehicle width and a standard T4?

Gazelle uses double zippers for the screen as well as the outer fabric. You could ziptie or use a suitcase lock.

Until Sept 19th, use SUMMER15 for 15% off. It should stack with the code FREE SHIPPING.

If I was starting from scratch I'd build on an F250 Tremor.

The Broncos will take a couple years to work through their growing pains. For now, I'd take a 4Runner. In a couple years, Broncos will be on track, and Toyota will have shifted 4Runner production to Mexico. At that point, I'd pick the Bronco.

If you use soap to clean the surface of a highly polished cast iron or carbon steel skillet, and let the finish build a molecule at a time, the Skottle is great and will work just the same. If you use pebble-finished Lodge stuff, avoid soap, and build up a layer of hardened crud to smooth out...

Run a 12V splitter and put a small load on the other side? Maybe a single LED?

That does read oddly - perhaps those are lift amounts.

I read the thread title and thought it was a reference to a recent dating experience.

Why would someone in Columbia use 11 inches rather than 285 mm to describe clearance?