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very nice build!

very nice build, impressive capabilty both off road and it looks like you took that trailer across the country. What are the details on the trailer and how did the QX handle it? I have an F150 but its not a tow package model or anything hoping to build it up in an equally capable fashion again...

seriously envious of the packing efficiency here. Makes me want to step my game up big time

But what do you do with the hot charcoal when you are ready to pack up? that was my initial question, I wasn't as worried about the grill itself, think steel cools of quick enough that it'll be cool enough to put in the bed of my truck before i'm done eating. its the charcoal that would still be...

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rember this isn’t true for all states, I’m in Pennsylvania, my f150 is registered class 2 5,001-7,000lbs, technically I can’t use the last 500lbs of my 7500 gvwr Factory rating. Nothing here is class 3 and class 4 is split 4A and 4B 9,001-10,000 and 10,001-11,000, costs the same to register...

If you look into it most f150s are only rated up to 5000lbs with a weight carrying hitch and then higher with a weight distributing hitch. My truck is rated 7700 with weight distribution but using one isn’t feasible with a dump trailer. I have a lot of dirt to move would be making lots of trips...

Ive heard people that have the 5.6 titans love them. I can’t speak to them though. I’ve had a 2016 f150 with the 2.7 ecoboost, was a great engine did everything I asked of it, I totaled that truck in an unfortunate situation, sunglare caused me not to be able to see a vehicle stopped at the...

Please elaborate on your set up for making the cold brew, I played with cold brew in the past but its been a few years, if I recall I used paper tea bags filled with the coffee and pinched in the lid of a mason jar in the fridge over night, I did drink that with cream but in the following years...

Nice truck! Interested to follow the build I have a 2012 F150 crewcab shortbed with the 5.0 as well, I still need to do my rocker panels and assess the overall rust situation before I start my build Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Missing my two wheel transportation today, pictures from a trip to the tail of the dragon before I knew overlanding was a thing

I've looked at both and would go for the Tremor given only the two, but I'd be looking at an F350 tremor and choosing it for the towing and payload capacities. I'm sure the Power Wagon is more trail ready but I'm sure the Tremor is more than capable as well. I wouldn't be one to take a $50k...

I'd say its very reasonable for driving a house around hahaha but that looks like a seriously sweet set up you have there @IdaSHO

I think something like this will be what i ultimately move too, i was just thinking out loud since i had charcoal at home and could could get the small portable charcoal grill for a couple bucks. So far it has worked well for me, I'm in PA and I couldn't tell you the last time i saw a fire ban...

I'd have to wait a few years for the 7.3s to start hitting the used market. I do like the new 7.3 on paper and from the reviews i've read. I was just thinking current situation, actually found a 2018 lariat F250 crew cab 6.2 locally but it sold almost immediately never had a chance to look at...

I was thinking that as well, might have to add some bracing from the vertical posts to the cross bars. Not sure how i could add it to the lower portion without obstructing the trailer portion. I do intend to build an alternate trailer eventually but this was a cheap and easy way to get out and...

Love it out at Raystown Lake, we stayed at Seven Points campground, it was busy but wasn't too crowded, sites are nice a big so while you can hear you're neighbors where we stayed we didn't see them, other areas of the campground may not be the same

I would never consider leaving hot coals on the ground somewhere, luckily on my day trip this week end the park we cooked at had large cement basins for hot coals. has anyone tried a double walled metal container for coal containment? almost like a yeti mug but larger? It could effectively...

Seen a few threads about portable charcoal gills with some good recommendations here, just curious why you guys do when you’re ready to pack up and drive away? Anyone stop for a lunch break and grill then pack back up? How long do you need to wait until the coals are cool enough to safely be...

Took our trailer on its first adventure the weekend of the 4th. Camped at raystown lake in PA, it was anything too adventurous as I’ve been there many times and love the lake as well as the mountain biking there. Tent slept well and the trailer did great hauling all of the gear we borrowed from...