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Water cans are typically lined with a food grade plastic. Don't know how that will react with fuel.

Still on for 4th February delivery. If anyone is sitting on the fence now would be a good time to order. We are over 80% pre-sold right now. Our sheet metal fabricators just increased our cost so it looks like a price increase will occur for the next batch. We will honor quoted pricing for...

We use multiple strips of automotive rubber bulb seal when we do the install. Be glad to supply it for you.

We use the DEKA group 31 AGM units. They perform as well as the Lifeline but are a little less expensive.

The newer Tacoma’s have a composite bed, and a built in track that runs on the inside of the bed rail. We make a clamp that slides into the track and clamps onto the AT FlipPac. What's nice about the camp system is it utilizes the already existing track, allows for easy removal of the AT...

Shipping would be in the region of $775.00

Think about having a window on the passenger side and leaving the other side solid. That way you can build out the solid side with storage, kitchen, water tank, shower, etc.

I would recommend two smaller fridges rather than one very large one. That way you can run one as a fridge and one as a freezer. Engle or National Luna are the way to go for bigger fridges. NL. has great units with both fridge and freezer compartments. I'd be happy to offer further advice by...

Well I did the Google search for you, and this is what I came up with: 2.5l engine found predominantly in the 1996 to 1999 Outback, Legacy G.T., Forrester (up to mid year 1998) and Subaru Impreza R.S. http://allwheeldriveauto.com/subaru-head-gasket-problems-explained/ 1996 to 1999 Legacy...

I have owned a few Subies and loved them. They are the most popular vehicle in our town, the poorman's Land Cruiser. However the newer ones seem to have an issue with the head gasket blowing. It an expensive fix. If you do a search I think you will read about a lot of dissatisfied customers...

I like rain, it's easier to shovel :)

Mike Sorry for the delay in updating you. As with all prototyping I hit a snag. I needed a two stage regulator to run the unit and there are none in the town I live in. A trip to Reno to pick one up is out of the question as we are in the middle of a serious snow storm right now. I ordered...

Yes I understand completely, the other side of the coin would be buying the components and paying for or doing the installation to find out it had been placed incorrectly. If the components are not placed exactly its a serious issue.

Yes we do, but it has to be installed by one of our fabricators.

I'm have 95% completed a prototype of a Portable Propex Heatsource heater. I have the furnace mounted in a steel box with all the hole cut for the gas, air inlet and outlet, and the combustion side air intake and exhaust. I should have it fired up tomorrow for testing. The production model...

Welcome Noel. Great to see you on the Portal.

"Feuerwehr" was lost in translation over here. Feuerwehr - Fire brigade or Fire Department

Firestone is the biggest manufacturer of airbags in North America. As far as I know they do not make air shocks Some air shock manufacturers use the air bags as parts in their air shock assembly. I don't believe the air shocks we use have a Firestone bag.

Partner Steel has solved the issue of the bars being spaced too wide apart. Brunton makes a wonderful stove, our testing of it showed it to be very heavy on propane consumption.

We have the air shocks made to our specifications. They run around $775.00 a pair.