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I recently purchased a GMRS license for myself and a new air compressor for my rig. A light bar will be my next purchase.
What is the last thing you bought and plan to buy?
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GFC camper and mods which are quickly adding up
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Trail Mechanic I
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- Dimitri
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The last piece of the puzzle for my current project is the roof top tent, everything else sorted.
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Bought a new wheel as I messed-up one of my others
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Influencer III
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- Rex
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What! How dare you not pay the overland tax.
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Well, I am a cheap bastard after all.
FishinCrzy
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Broke down an replaced the CSI fridge/freezer with this:
ICECO VL45 Portable Refrigerator with SECOP Compressor, 45 Liters Platinum Compact Refrigerator, DC 12/24V, AC 110-240V, 0℉ to 50℉, Home & Car Use (with Insulated Cover)
Construction seems solid and compressor has five year warranty. The CSI did good until it didn't. Can't complain too much as I didn't pay much for it about four years ago. It went some rough places and got me back home. Got used to having the extra capability to freeze packs for my other cooler and overflow groceries so I bit the bullet on what seems to be a reliable unit. Doesn't draw quite as much on the battery near as I can tell. Fangers crossed!
ICECO VL45 Portable Refrigerator with SECOP Compressor, 45 Liters Platinum Compact Refrigerator, DC 12/24V, AC 110-240V, 0℉ to 50℉, Home & Car Use (with Insulated Cover)
Construction seems solid and compressor has five year warranty. The CSI did good until it didn't. Can't complain too much as I didn't pay much for it about four years ago. It went some rough places and got me back home. Got used to having the extra capability to freeze packs for my other cooler and overflow groceries so I bit the bullet on what seems to be a reliable unit. Doesn't draw quite as much on the battery near as I can tell. Fangers crossed!
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Bought new LED reverse lights to help with minor details in the dark mornings. Wanting/planning to buy a Shower Kit or new Awning.
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Got new tires installed....after a 4 hour wait. I replaced the MT's with AT's because they are quieter, ride smoother, last longer and cost less. Besides, at least 95% of my tire wear is on road anyway, so why waste the tread just because it looks more off-roady?
I replaced the MT's with AT's because they are quieter, ride smoother, last longer and cost less. Besides, at least 95% of my tire wear is on road anyway, so why waste the tread just because it looks more off-roady?
BLUETTI solar generator with panels to power my rig off grid. Having a solar generator with the new LifePro battery system will insure a longer battery life.
Solar will now power fridge/freezer, lights, charger system for phone/drone/iPad and keep our new StarLink system up and running full time.
Solar will now power fridge/freezer, lights, charger system for phone/drone/iPad and keep our new StarLink system up and running full time.
mr._shafer_sir
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I did the same my Mickey Thompson ATs are way more superior than 3 other MTs I’ve run.Got new tires installed....after a 4 hour wait.
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