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I have the NAPA branded compressor, it has been modified to work with standard air chucks, quick connect power cable, etc, and it fits in the bag it came with still. I haven't had a problem with it getting so hot it melts the bag, but generally it only runs for short bursts because I use a...

I put together a cheap setup for my rig, I have a HAM license so ymmv. I threw a cheap Radioddity CB-27 am/fm CB and a QYT KD8700 in mine. simple dash mount, with antennas and home brew brackets I'm in the whole works for less than 200 bucks. When I'm outside my rig I use a Baofeng UV-17 PRO...

Welcome from Delmarva! I have a 95 k3500 for my tow pig, can’t beat those OBS Chevy trucks!

Hi and welcome from Delmarva!

Hi Nicholas! Welcome from Delmarva!

Hey Joe! Welcome from just across the bay in central Delmarva! I think the wife and I are going to try the trans New Jersey trail this summer, supposed to be an awesome ride for the east coast!

Hi Ben! Welcome from Delmarva!

Pretty cool trail cam photo from last fall, deer is still roaming this spring, he made it through another season

Hi Machelle and Mike, welcome from Delmarva!

Hi Chris! Welcome from Delmarva!

If the engine in my disco 2 goes out it will most likely get the 6.0 80e combo that everyone is so fond of, just because of parts availability and reliability. I would love to stuff a 4bt Cummins in one, or maybe a baby duramax. We had an early eco boost in an escape, really wasn’t fond of it...

Just a few from this year, 8 deer total in the freezer from the farm, various waterfowl, hoping for a turkey next week. Md/De

This thing is coming out amazing!

Looks like a very functional build off to a good start. Pretty sweet!

You should be able to get a schrader valve with 1/8 npt threads on the other side and use a 1/8 npt female by barb by barb T. At least that would be my best scenario on replicating that without a lot of research

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Hi Kerry! Welcome from Delmarva on the east coast!

I run a modded NAPA compressor with my flavor of air chucks and also carry a 5 gallon portable tank. I dont run a splitter, so the tank allows the compressor to cycle instead of short cycling trying to fill a tire. With the tank it will run air tools fairly effectively, not quite as well as my...

As others have said, a 35 for sure fits under a superduty, I'm not sure on the f150. I would take one of mine off the vehicle and crank it up under there to see if it fits. I wouldnt run a smaller spare for any length of time on that truck, it will cause all kinds of drivability issues, could...

Hey Kevin! Welcome from Delmarva on the east coast!