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In the lastest installment of Jeep Patriot continuous maintenance, We learn that the trailing arm bushings in the front of the arm are causing all the noise in our rear suspension. Next up, the home garage replacement of said bushings. I cannot fault them. 160,000 km lots of harsh salty crap...

The winter sneaks look sooooo different compared to the summer hiking boots!

We are starting to plan for a 3 week camping trip around NS. We are going to be using our Sylvansport go, and Gozebo. We are looking at finding some campgrounds with private treed sites around baddeck, Lunenburg and Halifax/seaforth areas. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

Got the Yak Racks and bike rack on the Pat today for this weekend. Last weekend before colin goes back to school. Gonna go do some fun stuff with him....

Nice. Could you do me a favor, go to a long road, pop off the yellow covers and take a shot of the lights projecting up the road from the jeep? I want to see how they project down road. I love budget offerings if they work good.

Saving a bucket full of cash in gas savings bud. I drive the F150 and Patriot and I have to stop 2 times to fill up the Jeep for the same distance but it's 1/2 the cost overall. ha ha.

Comments like those go in one ear and out the other. The so called "hardcore" rigs break and can't do things either. I use the example of...... Subaru crosstrek does hells revenge hot tub in Moab Utah - YouTube and Jeep Gladiator Spectacularly Loses Wheel At Devil’s Hot Tub - YouTube Goes...

I was scrolling through FB marketplace and found a stock TJ unlimited roof on a scrapped Jeep. I contacted my buddy right away and a road trip ensued. Long story short, we almost picked off a moose in my F150 going to get it, but it's back home now and we installed it last night. Now, his...

100 percent. I will be having a monitor installed in the frunk as well. I want a system where if we are off grid for 5-7 days our gear is all charged and the food is cold and fresh! I think the 400ah battery with inverter for our computer/phone charging will do it. I will have 2 12v plugs...

So basically, I would have enough power for everything for at least a week with the 400ah liPo battery. Now, I need to find how long it will take for my honda 1000i generator to charge it back up. approx. of course. I am just looking for an idea.

Just plugged in my cooler into the jackery 220. It draws 33 to 45w while cooling down from 13c to 6c.

Oh, also. Any idea on charging times (approx.) with the 1000w generator?

If I use the correct charger for the battery with the generator, I should have no issues charging it however. We have Newfoundland heat and it has been HOT here. 36-40deg C for the past 2 .5 weeks. Nuts hot. It's finally "chilled" a bit to 25deg. ha ha. I should be ok for all house power...

Next up, again since I cannot find any information...How many days will my 48qt arb style 12v chest fridge run on 400ah battery? give or take.

No, it's only 120v outputs on my generator and its inverter/buffered so I can plug in my computers etc. Have any idea how long it would take to charge the battery? THanks for the information. I could not find any around on the net giving a yes or no. Just a "this is a generator, and this is...

I am getting ready to install some 12v power for our sylvansport. I am wondering can I charge my battery with our Honda 1000w generator? I am looking at a 400ah LiPo battery, an inverter and some direct 12v as well, as the direct 12v is way more efficient. We will be charging some...

How does the two compare for ride quality, on road handling etc. Both trucks are awesome.

I am looking for some idea on what I would need to power our camper for boondocking. we would need to plug in our 12v cooler/fridge, a couple of LED lights, and charge our phones/cameras/laptops and run the wife's hair dryer and straighter at times. I was thinking a 400ah lithium battery...

Sylvansport Goat would be a great option too for off road capable pop up camper. we have the regular go and it's great!

Here's a couple of them on the pat outside. They are nice. Quiet, smooth, and lots of grip!