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I have a lightspeed pillow which is nice but I also pick up a Klymit Luxe which is my preferred pillow now.

I started with a Northern tool 110V flux core welder and just stepped up to a 220V MIG from Yeswelder based on a recommendation from a welding instructor. They also sell a TIG/Stick/Plasma cutter machine that I'm looking at.

You might look at Scout truck campers. They offer a Rooftop tent option that allows you to access it from the inside. The camper is made from composite materials and so is lighter than a lot of other options. We are considering going that route and would have the kid sleep in the rooftop tent.

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You can look into airbags. They're pretty easy to install, I put a set on my 2008 Silverado 3500. Might decrease your rear articulation some but on the other hand you probably aren't rock crawling so it probably won't make a huge difference.

The tandem axle will feel much more stable compared to a single axle of the same size.

I had used tie rod sleeves previously on my 3500. With road grime and salt the sleeve essentially fused themselves to the tie rods. I now run Kryptonite tie rod. I went ahead and did the whole kit. Cranking up the torsion bars can give a harsher ride and be hard on ball joints. For lifting it a...

I met a guy at Expo East a few years ago that was running one of those diesle heaters (not sure what brand) in his homemade trailer. He said that it worked great to heat it up but he would run a CO2 detector. His had a separate diesel tank and so he had to get creative with the tank location so...

You should read this thread. (106) Official Test Results: Five Ways to Heat a Tent | Expedition Portal Oh and we use a Buddy Heater to take the chill out when changing clothes and such but don't leave it running all the time.

I have the 23Zero Bundaberg and leave our sleeping bags in it when we close it. No issues so far.

Would have to search but there was someone on here that cut into the bottom of their tent to access from a a hole they cut into their truck cap so that they could be contained inside the truck bed if there was bad weather.

We also have the Gazelle. Bought it at Expo a couple of years ago. It's kind of long but sets up quickly.

We just zip 2 regular sleeping bags together which is about queen size. We're both warm sleepers though so we tend to end up on top of the sleeping bags and just have a sheet on. For pillows we have Klymit Luxe pillows which I find quite comfy and you can inflate to your desired firmness. Costco...

Following along to see your build. I have an E350 Motorhome and was contemplating if this would be worth it or not.

We have a Sea Eagle inflatable kayak and also a SUP. They work well and have had them for a couple of years. Sea Eagle will have sales from time to time and that is when we picked up ours for a decent price. I have also heard good things about Advanced Elements.