Recent content by ITTOG

Yeah I have seen enough of your posts to know you do take great care of your stuff. I am similar on my toys, but not my truck. I keep my side by side clean as well but you can definitely tell it has been used because our property is rocky and closed in so the undercarriage gets dented and...

Still looks brand new. Have you used? ;)

Looks like a great trip. I love that last pic where you must be up in the mountains on foot.

Those days, when you hike so far and see so much, are the best. Glad you got to experience. All the lake pictures are amazing. I had one of those days hiking in Banff National Park in winter. I think I was over 22 miles that day. I can vividly remember being too tired to eat dinner. Wow, the...

What are payload, GVWR, and towing capacity.

Yeah, much better.

The build is looking great. I like that three way valve you used for filling the fresh water tank. Looks like you are putting screws into your walls. did you put wood in the walls for this? You mention a 1/4" plywood composite for the buildout. Is it just the plywood and FRP? Finally, what...

The link doesn't work for me.

How in the world did you guess that. I would never come up with that but I have never heard that phrase.

I had to document the name Sumatra Thomas Monkey House for when I am in the area. Looks like they did an amazing job. The picture of all the fruit looked amazing! The water you were in looked refreshing. Jerry, all the exclamation points were warranted. Looked like an amazing trip.

It will sound like change rattling around in a can on a cold start when it begins. When it is advanced, it will be on every start. Definitely get repaired asap if it is every start. On the manual, tell mom it is safer because she won't be able to be on her phone while driving unless on a long...

When I bought my struts the company I bought them from said not opening the strut 100% will cause premature failure. I believe they said from 25% to 50% shorter lifespan. Just put a rope on the ceiling to prevent your guillotine from decapitating you. make it removable so it isn't always up there.

I almost left without reading given there were no pictures. LOL. I must say, the story kept me intrigued. I have been to Comalcalco, probably a decade ago. I loved it. I have also been to Chichen-Itza but so have millions of Americans. Great journey so far.

Looks like a great start. Looking forward to following along. Looking at the concrete bags I can see they are 60 pounds. Estimating the dimensions and calculating the load, you are way higher than a half pound per square feet under one bag. I know you don't have 100% coverage of two rows of bags.

We have one electric saw and about six gas in my group. Problem is, the guy with the electric doesn't do 1/7th of the work. Might be 1/20th at best. We have all joked about getting electric to make the workload level out. Edit: Electric saws are good for kenneling. A bit safer than an axe for...