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Use block ice and some sort of spacer in the bottom of your cooler to keep the ice out of the water. The water is a great place to keep beers. If you need to drain, use the dumped water to pre cool beer before putting them into the cooler. River cooler theory. It works. keep your cooler in the...

I just talked to Justin yesterday at length. What a wealth of deep knowledge he is on these super singles, rims and issues they traditionally present. On big trucks in general! I sort of wish I woulda held out and saved up for these rims. Stoked to try out his new HD Centramatics though!

I'm inclined to wait for 3rd or 4th gen, paranoid as I am. Let the quirks work out: parts avail, support, software, computers, window seals, drive train stuff, engine choice, pricing/avail. The chances that these don't become hyper expensive secondary market toys for rich people are very low...

Mine were a little tight so I bent them about 1/8" up to make it easier to insert them and keep the grill flush. Works great. A little rough on that component but the welds on the body are perfect and I like how every single moving part can be replaced in the field. These things live in the open...

I've never heard of this particular wrinkle. For large tires? I've got Auto Owners. They have my receipts for my build and I insure my camper separately because it's removable. Can you disclose your insurer so we can all avoid them?

Sorry to hijack, but here are a few shots of the unit I mentioned above, it landed today. The burner heads are pretty small but look like they project out well. Note the generator tubes and the hose is pretty flexible with rotating rings on the valve for upside down canister operation. Should be...

Well done! All the welded components on mine are fairly rusted as well. Did your box come with the strut assisted ladder lowering mechanism on the right side? I was thinking of pulling mine off and am working up a plan to make it a lowering bike rack hitch. This is going to be one of the most...

Don't expect an answer (in modern Expo fashion), but it did hit the main page so hurrah! I found his CL listing. 240k miles. https://portland.craigslist.org/grg/cto/d/goldendale-1986-toyota-land-cruiser/7577916826.html

Such a cool project. It really got me thinking. I do think you should address the Jets. They're designed for liquid fuel and you're now doing propane. Shouldn't be too hard to find a jet that was built for the job. So searching around for something close to this on the market. I found the...

Amazing rig. Just awesome. GLWTS!

Rad rig! Which engine?

Such a cool truck. Perfect mods, rare setup and a great color! GLWTS!

I don't own a PS griddle but I've used them on the river. They work great for what they are. They are anodized so you have to be a little careful with metal utensils. That main advantage is that they are light and are designed for the Partner stoves as they don't overlap the edges and create too...

This is critical beta! From my lazy shade tree math I figured they were 8x275. That was from a tape measure. You know measure once, cut twice. Glad somebody around here knows what they're doing!

Well done! Following once again.. ?

Rad truck! Might be swell to list some more specs. Engine, tranny, add ons, actual miles et al.

Cool truck. Too bad about that 5.4.

OP: cool truck. Solid deal for somebody. You would be well served to post way more detailed pictures of the interior. GLWTS!

Not knowing much about these engines but plenty of time wrenching on diesels: - Yank the injectors and have them pop tested. - Check any sensors. Crank position sensors, pressure sensors. - I don't think the Fusos are OBD2 are they? If not you should really have whatever flavor of code...

Holy zombie thread Batman! Well done! Seeing as you brought it back to life I'm considering having an onboard welding solution too. Maybe the tech has gotten better in the last 7 years?