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TREAD magazine is hosting a best truck contest. I humbly ask you all to please vote for me. Thank you Michael Perez @badlands.expeditions...

My article Land Cruisers of the Drug War is in the Spring issue of the Overland Journal. I hope you get a copy of the magazine and let me know what you think of the article. The article is now online. Land Cruisers of the Drug War - Expedition Portal Thanks

Super syphon for the win. I only refuel in the cool mornings to avoid any venting of hot fuel.

You left that detail out of your original post.

Shut off the fridge . That is the only draw. It is always a best practice to keep the trailer plugged into shore power whenever possible. Plugged into shore power keep your house battery charged.

Can't you meet the truck at your hotel?

I also only use mine for boiling water for coffee or dehydrated meals.

Don't forget your passport and make the trip to Boquillas.

I don't really hear anything. If some wind noise is an issue then don't put anything on the roof.

Another dirty secret is the amount of grid supplied electricity a windmill needs to work.

The sad truth of the matter is most people have no idea where electricity comes from. They think it is magic.

Nothing will happen until the "elites" are affected.

This will solve the problem. A car generator https://rvlife.com/cargenerator/

These decisions are made by people who live in the city and are not affected by their edits on the common people. My cousin lives in Southern California and depends on a generator for power dues to the State's inability to provide enough power to the population. He is not alone.

I have an onboard dual battery charger for my Land Cruiser.

There is a large thread on the Portal and a Facebook page

I have them on my trailer . I like them.

I had a similar set up on my Land Cruiser. I could refuel from the roof without removing the cans.