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The boys and I took our trailer for its first trip to the snow. Everyone had a great time. We stayed warm and cozy all weekend.

Hands down, Mr. Heater is awesome. This unit kept us warm in our tent all night long. It puts out a lot of heat. I kept it on low for about 30min and it made the tent cozy. I turned it on again about 3 am for 20min to make the tent cozy again. Very safe. If you barely bump the heater it...

Well, our trip was amazing. We experienced everything, snow, sleet, rain, and temps down to 27°. The key to a fun trip in the snow, is a good fire, lots of good food, and of course our new friend Mr. Heater Buddy. We slept really well. The boys had a great trip.

Thanks. it will be an adventure for sure. Snow, chance of rain, 3 boys, and a Mr. Buddy Heater.

This weekend will be our first trip to the snow overnight. I have a question, Is it better to set up camp in the open, or under a cover?

Just picked up a Mr. Buddy Heater (the larger model) yesterday for our camp trip to the Sierras this weekend. This is going to be our first overnight winter camp trip in cold weather nighttime will be around 27*. We are supposed to have snow and rain all weekend. Could be interesting. I'll...

I have the Tepui Kukenam Ruggidized. It fits our needs. We have a family of 6, but my wife and daughter are not much for camping, so it's mainly me and the 3 boys. I upgraded to the deluxe mattress from Tepui, and it sleeps really nice.

Truck is in excellent condition. 36,000 miles. I've changed out the front and rear shocks to Bilsteins with OME could in the front. 2" lift. Bruteforce bed rack. Cali-raised LED ditch lights on the front. Maxtrax traction boards, and a 6' Tepui awning. I'm asking $34,000 obo for my truck.

That's looking really good!

It is a little It is a little louder, but you get used to it. You learn how to work the throttle and brakes. Now, when your offroad, there isn't much you can do about the banging.

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That's the tricky part of the price calculations on the price. I work for a trailer company, so I got a killer price on the parts. I'd say I'm around $2000-$2500 for the trailer as it sits. Of course the Tepui is not included in the cost. It was fun to do.

Save your money. They'll charge you about $30-50 to tune it. Go to Right Channel web page and buy a tuner for around $30. It's good to tune it once a year or so.

Another trip on the books. Trailer handled great. This trip was more off road which tested the pintle articulation. I will say, it was quite a bit louder with the ruts, rocks and holes. Still, I don't know if I'd feel as secure with a ball mount. I will say, having the trailer axle the same...

Nice job! I like what your doing with the frame on the sides for the fenders.

Since our trip to the Alabama Hills didn't work out last weekend cause #3 got strep throat, we did a last minute run to the Upper Kings River.They boys,wanted to take the dog with us. I was a little apprehensive, since I've never taken the pup. But we made a few stops to walk her. Just as I...

That looks like it was nice out there. Were there a lot of people? Looks like my next opening to go out will be middle of November. Thanks for the pictures and update.

Did you guys end up going to The Hills? Curious how it went?

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GREAT! Number 3 came down with strep throat. Trip is off till next available date. I have to work next Saturday, hopefully it doesn't get to cold after that. Oye!