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Hi Jackco48. Welcome to Overland Bound. Glad you are here.

Hi Nedlig, The way I have been doing it is up at the top it has the participated button you can click on. That brings up all the posts you have contributed to. But I would like to know if someone else has a better way.

Hi Rich, Welcome to Overland Bound. Glad your here.

Wow, I am surprised on how much equipment it holds. It looks pretty solid mounted on top of your rig.

I grew up with gas powered chainsaws. I have 3 of them but it looks like electric is the way of the future. Especially for overlanding when we don’t need a chainsaw on a daily basis.

Hi Tanner. Welcome to Overland Bound. Glad your here.

I am planning to buy a air compressor and storage tank system. I going to mount it under my rig where my spare tire was. 

Hi Lee, Welcome to Overland Bound. Glad you are here.

Thanks Björn and Michael. I found the “Suggest and Edit” button and sent in the info.

Hi Björn, I am kind of new to the forms. I use the OB1 app but I can’t find the POI button to click on.

Dan, thanks for the tip. I am definitely going to get some.

Hi Ryan, Glad your here. Mighty fine truck. Looking forward to some future pics of your build.

Hi Craig, Glad you are here.

Welcome to Overland Bound. Glad your here

I ran across an unverified campsite that doesn’t exist. I was wondering what I am supposed to do. Is there anybody at Overland Bound that I should contact to take it off the map.

When you get enough people into electric vehicles the price of electricity will go up. Or the price to charge your vehicle will go up. But I still want to see some 40 inch KM3s on one.

It does have it’s draw backs, but one good thing is you don’t have to run a dual battery system. LOL

With gas prices being outrageously high, I sure would like to get my hands on a Cyber Truck and build it out into an Overlanding rig. First step is to put a KC Lightbar on top.

Welcome to Overland Bound. Glad your here.

I have done that, pulling off the positive cable to check the alternator on my cousin car. That was an expensive lesson. If I remember right, when I was younger we would do that to check the generator.