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I bring 2 Woobie's aka: Military Poncho Liners, aaka: "the warmest thing on planet Earth".

I have a Max Couple on my trailer and it work perfect, http://www.oregontrailer.net/store/p1/MAX_Coupler.html

Totally agree, I use the Gentec 227C-150 Flow Regulator for $45.00 from Amazon. All air tools run with an in-line regulator getting the PSI down to 100 - 80 psi that the tools are rated for and have never needed another regulator, unless you just want fancy and have the $$$ to toss at it.

Just wanted to clear some things up here. Air, Nitrogen, Oxygen, Argon, Helium, etc are normally stored in high pressure gas form (yes, I know there are exceptions but not that equate to traveling/Overlanding). Where as CO2 is normally stored as a liquid that vaporizes in the cylinder. This is...

I just like to understand things fully. Try Craigslist in your area for CO2 Tank, Bottle, Cylinder, etc... You are apt to find some deals there. I bought 5 20lb aluminum CO2 tanks for $100 off Craigslist. Also, if you search Amazon for new 5lb CO2 tanks you'll find many. Also on Amazon you can...

The formula for it’s volume is R squared times D times PI squared, where R is the Radius of the doughnut and D is the diameter from the center of the doughnut across the hole to the center of the doughnut on the other side. Say your tire is a 37 - 12.5 - 17. The tire is about 12.5 inches...

Woodford Reserve = Liquid Candy !!!!

Need more data: What is the rest of the tire size, ie. 37 x 12.5 x 15 or simular....? I assume you want to start at zero because you will be putting a new tire on a wheel on the trail?

I have the same questions, but in the absence of a good plausible answer, overkill always works for me. So it's 2 Blue Top Optimas and 2 120 watt solar panels.

I believe Wilco has figured out the rattles and wobbles. They use a high torque binding (see below) to their hitch that makes it pretty solid. Price on the other-hand is way up their for me.

OK, I've got a bone to pick here (pun intended). I was telling a colleague of mine about my dog loving to hang his head out of the window as I drove, but he gets confused why he is not allowed to when he goes flying in the helicopter with me. Well, her got all over me for letting George hang...

I have been looking at this for my trailer, to carry its own tire. Maybe it will work for you as well.... https://www.wilcooffroad.com/product-category/jeep/

On your trailer.....

I believe he said he had changed hid mind and is going to fix up the this trailer for himself.

Wrong, you are confusing compressed Air with CO2. It is not just about speed, volume counts too, and CO2 has both. Watch the attached video, then look some up on your own....

The advantage that CO2 has always had over a compressor is speed. You can fill your tires in a fraction of the time using a CO2 tank over a compressor. But I also use it to so much more, filling air mattresses, pressurizing my Road Shower, blowing out the tent before closing, running all my air...

Man, that just keeps looking better and better..... Great work....

Very nice!!!

Let's take a trip up to Trail Gear and deliver your sliders in person. No hiding behind emails phone calls and a website. They may call theirs White Knuckle after our meeting.

Absolutely, The more we share the more we'll all know, and knowing is half the battle.... Hahaha, have fun & stay safe....