Recent content by craig333

No way could I sleep with with one (or more) of those in my camper.

I bought a used battery from a medical company that Will recommended. Its been great. I really hope it doesn't keep anyone from going Lithium. So much better than AGM.Not that I didn't get many good years from my AGMs.

These guys had my parts when Warn let me down. Montana Jacks Outpost. www.montanajacks.com sales@montanajacks.com

You got a rep on the phone? Impressive.

I take my 80v weed eater out to the dog park (city doesn't mow for unknown reasons) and I'm begging for it quit. Battery lasts longer than my back does. Charges in about twenty minutes. Much faster than my little 20v I use at home. That thing takes at least three hours.

Solar isn't complicated. Easier to install than my DC-DC charger too. My charger so rarely sees any use I'm even thinking of uninstalling it.

For a group setting I'd agree. 5 watts should do just fine. Solo and really need to reach out? I'd want every watt I can get.

My 80v saw only takes about twenty minutes to charge. I have two batteries and since it lasts about twenty minutes I can pretty much cut continuously. Canadian. About $163 US. Its gone up a lot since I got mine but that was pre tariff days.

They just had to include a roger beep :(

Could be

Looks like murder hornets.

Lack of attachment points is a large reason why I'll pass on pulling out cars. Let the tow trucks with the special hooks take care of those. Obviously if someone is stuck in the desert and in danger I'd do it anyway but if you have cell service and aren't in danger you can wait for the tow service.

In my older (2004) camper I can't leave anything on the bed. Not a big deal for me. I just toss the sleeping bag back up when I'm ready for bed. A lot of people don't like the old style roll down storm flaps but they work. Not a bit of leakage even in extreme storms.

You can sand the pan smooth if you like but its not necessary. The finish isn't what keeps it from sticking, the seasoniing is.

When I put my Jeep on its side I Iearned just how nice soft shackles can be. Plenty of spots to use a bow shackle front and rear but not from the side. Soft shackle made the attachment easy.