Recent content by K9LTW

Have zero experience with them, but maybe try Tredder? Seems to be a company that insures the extras while your "normal" insurance company insures the general vehicle. Saw them in EJ and ads on the podcast.

Looks like an awesome build out! You have your reasons, no doubt, and have researched the heck out of everything, but I'm curious why just sliders for windows? I can tell from all the storms we've sat out inside that having a hatch window is awfully nice when it's raining sideways but you...

Good to see they work for LC200s. The Sequoia is long gone but will keep this in mind if we ever swap out the seats in the Cruiser. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Figured it was time to bring this to the top! Lots of awesome stuff going on at Arkto as the C10 development is chugging along. Really stoked to see that evolution! I also feel like it'll be a far more 4Runner-friendly set-up. Tons of folks are towing their G12 with a 4R and...I mean...I...

Nope. Got a letter in the mail and by the time I received it, I had less than a week of coverage. Needless to say, they’re on my blacklist [emoji38] They said some cryptic thing like the accessories took the truck's value to an unacceptable level or some such nonsense. I had provided the...

Sad to say, but that's been a nearly universal thing across all insurance companies over the past year or two. I have Erie for our house, my RAM w/ OVRLND, both our other vehicles, and our travel trailer. VERY happy with their rates after Geico, literally, DROPPED coverage on my RAM because the...

That's fair, if you really need the slide out thing. And...really...I dunno how I feel about something just sliding on the bed of the truck. Though that could be made a bit less abrasive with a bed rug or something under it. You're still looking at all the other differences. I know for us I...

While I don't have a BamBed, one thing that immediately comes to mind is WEIGHT. I, briefly, had a Decked system in the back of our Power Wagon when we just had a cap on it, and that thing was heavy at over 200 pounds. There's also a decent amount of wasted space with the bulkiness of the...

Is that Ignik valve not just a standard one you find on any large propane tank? The Partner Steel hose fitting for the tank should simply thread to the INTERIOR threads of the tank valve. It's reverse-threaded (i.e. left-tighty). I've used my Partner Steel with standard 5, 10/11, 20 and 30-lb...

Well done! Where in oHIo are you? Once and a while we remind our OVRLND-equipped RAM who the boss is and take it to my mom's place in East Liverpool...and threaten to leave it there if it ever lets us down :LOL: Hopefully just a few more visits before we move out west and I never see road salt...

So there’s nothing saying you can’t screw it on, too! [emoji51] I attached mine to plywood walls and aluminum sheeting on the doors using 3M spray adhesive (the heavy duty stuff) as it gets hot as hell in Virginia (as it is right now). The adhesive they come with is super weak. I then stapled...

I used adhesive carpet squares I got off Amazon, or if you want really cheap and light, just order some speaker enclosure carpet in a roll. Basically anything that has even a modest nap to it will work, you just don't want a super, super tight weave.

I'm HOPING it's simply a GVWR thing and that they can't "legally" say it's compatible due to some mumbo-jumbo, save us from ourselves, BS due to the PW's (admittedly painfully) low payload. Pretty sure about the only stock suspension pieces I have let are the radius arms, then the added weight...

Double boo. Guess I’m sticking to Rotopax [emoji2371] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

If I'm hitting those jacks, I'm somewhere I shouldn't be with it. HA! It sure ain't no Turtleback!