2018 Ram 3500 G56 Expedition Family Adventure Vehicle

Tex68w

Beach Bum
I'm so happy to see this project finally getting the love and attention it deserves. I'm looking forward to seeing some pictures of the pair in action from your journey in the coming weeks.
 

Kingsize24

Well-known member
Went and drove down to the river today, checked everything, 4x4 shifter works amazing, shocks are settling in some now, I did tighten the rear low speed compression. I believe we are all ready to load the fridge, pack clothes and head out. Love how it all looks together now.

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richxd87

Observer
I built it myself. I could make you one if you would like?
Since it seems you've got it figured out, I'll take you up on the offer. I've cobbled one together using turnbuckles and washers after mine fell out on a trail somewhere in Colorado but the shifting and not always smooth. I'll pm you for details, thanks!
 

Klutch7

Active member
Went and drove down to the river today, checked everything, 4x4 shifter works amazing, shocks are settling in some now, I did tighten the rear low speed compression. I believe we are all ready to load the fridge, pack clothes and head out. Love how it all looks together now.

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Man, that is one sleek setup. All of your efforts came really came together! The shark nose RAM trucks are the best looking of the 4th gen trucks in my opinion.
 

Tex68w

Beach Bum
Went and drove down to the river today, checked everything, 4x4 shifter works amazing, shocks are settling in some now, I did tighten the rear low speed compression. I believe we are all ready to load the fridge, pack clothes and head out. Love how it all looks together now.

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After two years of talking crap in hopes of getting you to follow through with the rest of the build, I must say that I am pleased with the final product. Enjoy it, buddy!
 

Kingsize24

Well-known member
Well we left on the 25th of May. Has been an amazing time. Before we left into the NE Oklahoma, NW Arkansas, and into the SW of Missouri, which is where we are heading next, we got in our Starlink. It was time to get it. I like having a reliable way to receive weather updates in the valley creeks and rivers, and make Wifi calls when needed. I set it up before we left using my laser alignment tripod. Works well.

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I'll post more pics once we return, but for now. It's been an amazing journey. Lots of rain, lots of sunshine, and many many rivers and waterfalls.

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ITTOG

Well-known member
Beautiful area you are visiting. Hope you enjoyed it. I am heading there the week of fourth of July. I can't wait to get back. I keep telling my wife we need to move back home.
 

Kingsize24

Well-known member
I’ve got mixed emotions on my Starlink mini. I live and thus travel in the southeast a lot. Any tree cover puts the kibosh on connectivity. No trees around and it’s magic.

Yes obstruction will cause issue, but so far we haven't had any issues. We have a 32ft cord, and the places I park are generally open somewhat anyway so we can take advantage of solar. It's early however, so we will see as I use it more.

Any interior pics of your trailer setup?


It has a full size 6" mattress in it. Very comfortable for two boys with the AC running.

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Tex68w

Beach Bum
Gonna test out our Starlink Mini this weekend while camping as well. A test run in the backyard wouldn't connect due to large trees obstructing it's view, hoping for better luck in a more open space.
 

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