Recent content by mog

Your ignorance lack of full knowledge shows. The used (without authorization photo) does not show the attachment method, which DOES NOT rely on the plywood for attachment. There (in my case) is 3 inch steel square tubing bonded in the floor with full length 1/4 steel plate inside running the...

WOW! So what is next?

You would think as large as your cabin is, you would give your sons bigger berths 😇

WOW looking awesome (Disclaimer-not letting my first hand knowledge that Kodiaks are the zenith of overland platforms bias my opinion ;))

But what is the formula to convert to the volumetric equivalence in bananas?

Do you have a link? The https://www.instagram.com/grizzly.overland/ comes up as

If anyone has questions on the 'old' GZL300 (2018) I have one on my 2016 Power Wagon and am happy to answer questions. Feel free to PM me. Disclaimer -prior GZL300/400s were completed by EarthCruiser and will differ some from the 'old' MODs that were shells, or the current MODs which will be...

Reserve was $75,000, sold for $82,800 The winner was a dealer, so you will probably see it for sale again.

Aren't "The Bear Necessities" and Oshkosh P-19 at the opposite ends of the spectrum? Asking for a friend :cool: Actually I fully support weird and extreme endeavors

The need of two spares visualized ;)

Fuso and Isuzu DOKA cabs don't tilt for maintenance (single cabs do)

Sold for $73,500

Thread Drift - the reason why aircraft that could have that as an issue, also have fuel dump systems. In the case of my Kodiak, since the 8.1 liter (496ci) engine goes through fuel like a B17 with flak holes in it's wings, that in itself is the 'fuel dump' system ;)

There is a saying in aviation, "you can never have too much fuel, unless you are on fire". Regardless of your internal fuel storage, it is nice to have one 'can' to use to transfer fuel to others that might need it, or to use to transfer to your vehicle, if necessary.

Sample of 20 and 22.5 rim profiles