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Yeah you did a great job. I like it more than most commercial units I have seen. This is Bowen quality. Any plans to get rid of that chrome on the front bumper?

I don't recall payload but it had plenty of power left when towing my boat. Obviously it won't be anything like your HD Diesel Ram but was a lot better than most 1/2 tons. Especially compared to my F150.

I had an '07 that was great towing. I towed a 6,000 pound boat with it and a 1,600 pound cargo trailer. Plenty of power and braking. In fact, I used it over my 2018 F150 3.5L twin turbo. I am not sure what your question is, "9.8-10k"? Miles is the only thing I can think of that would be about...

Passport > Cayenne LOL

I have made that trip many times. Love it. I always liked how Multnomah Falls was open and no planning required. On rare occasions I don't like change. ;)

I saw this quote today and thought you would like it. I hope you are having a great holiday weekend. Travel isn't a reward for working. It's education for living. - Anthony Bourdain Sent from my Pixel 9 Pro XL using Tapatalk

It definitely sounds like the bearing is damaged. Even if it visibly looks fine. Did you inspect the races for damage?

Sounded the same to me but I just saw this article. https://expeditionportal.com/ever-overland-introduces-the-ever-expedition-shell/ Then noticed I missed this.

You had me there for a minute. I was like WHO WOULD ACTUALLY REPLACE AN ASHTRAY???? Even if you did smoke I feel that wouldn't be replaced. But I don't smoke so what do I know. :)

I have wondered about you. Do you still have your Mission Overland trailer? Sorry to hear about the eye issues. Best of luck to you.

I have found some of David Roberts' books I like and some I don't because they are a slow read for me. I concur on Buried In The Sky, I am pretty sure I read that one twice. Great pic's as always. The cabin is looking great. I can see how it would be hard to leave and even easier to return.

I love the first video at the end with the view down into Telluride.

Impressive, a tool box for bolts! I can't imagine a 5 gal bucket for bolts. It would suck when you need that bolt at the bottom and you had to pour everything out. Dang, I passively took you away from building but it sure did clean up nice. For rudimentary tools that bump board looks nice in...

That kind of fabrication is more dangerous as well. Always worried about the cut off wheel coming apart. I like your storage area for all your extra bolts. When I was a kid I used Folgers Coffee cans. I bet I probably had about 20 of those full to the top.

That sounds very interesting. I can't wait to see it built.