Recent content by K9LTW

Look into OVRLND Campers out of Flagstaff (campovrlnd.com). They have sliding "windoors" and regular sliders listed on their build-out checklist. We've had one of their campers on our '21 Trade Wagon for 2.5 years and have been really happy with it. We don't have sliders. Just one solid hatch on...

I think you missed the shower with a friend part on being eco-friendly and conserving water [emoji6] We use the portable Clean Waste toilet. Used the cassette at first. After emptying it and such once? Nope. Done with that [emoji23] And anyone that dumps a bag into a cathole is demented. I...

More room to shower with a friend outside anyway! :unsure: I mean...conserving water and all that! Gotta be eco-minded! And, yeah...I wouldn't mind a bit more travel. I feel like it's a bit of a sweet spot with something the size of the G12. Any taller and it would start getting a bit...

I mean...no reason to slow down. I'm not worked up about it. :sneaky: You said that's why you didn't buy one. I simply said that's a big reason why we did. No judgement...just facts and our considerations. With that said, Aaron, likely, WILL be offering additional models, but in the other...

Not having those is a big reason why we DID. It would simply be added cost, weight and complexity, not to mention take up space inside. The massive storage is one of their selling points. Want a shower? Take one outside at the back of the trailer. Too cold? Wet wipes or a Shower Pouch...

That Bell Cobra is only about 15 minutes from my mom's place in East Liverpool. We've passed it a ton of times as well as the nuke plant when we go visit. Small world.

Gotta love the ingenuity and marketing of the Chinese. "Let's create a 'blow-out' bag (badumbum) from a blow-out bag! But it's for Americans, so it MUST come in olive drab, and FDE...and have the word 'tactical'!" :cool: With that said...it's actually a pretty solid idea to add something to put...

I went to CameraSource.com and bought the appropriate camera relocation kit for my RAM. You plug an extension wire into the existing harness at the tailgate, then run the camera to wherever you want. This way there's no added screens, and you maintain 100% factory performance from your tailgate...

REALLY glad I'm not in the market, as I'd be taking a road trip to Mass right this second! GLWS!

If you search through here waaaaaay back, you'll find some solutions where folks were using a wedge of foam or wood to fit into a hatch opening and run the hose into the bottom of the wedge with a louver on the inside. That's assuming you have a hatch. Otherwise, yeah, you'll have to cut a hole...

I mean that’s great and all but for our travels and trails I’ll put the clearance, and independent/vertical wheel travel over the handling of a torsion axle any day [emoji2371]. I’ve done plenty of stuff in my Subaru with zero issues or complaints that had all the Jeepers doing a double-take...

100% this. I put some 1/2" drip rail on and...well...that was useless! We have full barn doors, and it would just run right into the door/down the inside of it. I then bought an awning gutter to fill the space when our 270 is deployed and now have a dry entrance and exit from the truck so long...

Depends on how rough it gets but I've taken the trailer tires down to 25 and my truck down to 30 when it gets really rocky, but I'm rolling slow so as to not overheat the tires. I'm running 37s on a heavy Power Wagon with a built out pop-up camper shell. Could I go lower? Probably. But I've not...

We've had zero build issues with ours. Only negative I can think of is I'm not a huge fan of the flooring material as it has a bit of a softish texture, but is rough and collects a lot of dirt. You have to scrub it pretty well to get it clean. We put a rug down inside and are really picky about...

Nope. Did the same brake upgrade on my '05 Sequoia (same as the Tundra). You'll need 17s.