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I swapped out for a dedicated pintle hitch this weekend after running a combo for 9 years. The difference is night and day.

I guess I’m curious about thi whole “the floor of a RTT isn’t load bearing” considering it bears the load of me sleeping on it and I weigh considerably more than a canoe. An additional consideration is the OPs tent is a ruggedized version with a diamond plate floor. If this was me, I would...

Anything over 400. It is nice to be able to stretch your legs out West...so to speak.

Drove out to my long range shooting spot for a little group therapy

We reinforced the sheet metal on the back of the trailer with a couple of back plates in order to spread out the load

I was thinking about this today and how unprepared most everyone I know is. Prepper/survivalist, of which I consider myself one, is probably at the top of the list in terms of overall preparedness, understanding there is a huge range within that group. This group would be the smallest as a...

Welcome from Henderson

Headed over to a buddy’s today to work on a spare tire mount for the trailer so I filled the Roadshower this morning knowing it would be in the Vegas sun for a few hours. In direct sunlight the temp is maxed out at 118.

**Update - After just a quick drive around the block, the difference with the pintle hitch is night and day. Almost no clunking and banging from the hitch, even when braking hard or accelerating quickly. Now I’m just afraid I’ll forget the trailer is back there without that audible reminder.

When I bought the trailer the PO threw in a combo ball/pintle hitch. It’s worked fine over the years, albeit a little noisy and clunky. I always had the intention of going with a dedicated pintle hitch and finally got around to getting one. Now we will see if there is much of a difference...

When I bought the trailer the PO threw in a combo ball/pintle hitch. It’s worked fine over the years, albeit a little noisy and clunky. I always had the intention of going with a dedicated pintle hitch and finally got around to getting one. Now we will see if there is much of a difference.

Wiped down and vacuumed the interior

My tank is a little more accessible than yours...

This is me. I’ve been a CB guy since 1990, primarily because that was what was available. Affordable handheld radios pretty much sucked and a vehicle mounted radio wasn’t cheap. Plus no one else was using them because everyone had a CB. There are one or two guys I’ll go off-roading or...

Instead of refilling the disposable tanks, I bought this hose adapter to use with my 11 lb tank. Works like a champ.

After looking at the tent giveaway I decided to order a Gazelle gazebo as a new shelter for our camp kitchen https://www.gazelletents.com/Product/2427/gazelle-6-sided-portable-gazebo

I saw one of those in LA a few months back...I’m sure it will never see the dirt

Installed CB jumper cable and PTT switch to connect my CB to my vehicle intercom.

Last camping trip with my son before he left for Army basic training.

Plano here. Fit perfect in my CDN M101