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You need to get one of these to go with your electric chainsaw https://www.greenworkstools.com/shop-by-tool/hedge-trimmers/80v-26inch-cordless-brushless-hedge-trimmer Then set your self up with a seat on the bow, your wife drives and you clear as you go ?

I haven't had problems in our Hallmark popup, including camping in heavy rain on the Oregon coast in February. I do think inside/outside temp variation has a lot to do with it, similar temps means there's less of a cold surface to condense on. Type of construction has a lot to do with it to...

Just outside Leavenworth, WA

How about something like this bolted down to the bed https://www.summitracing.com/parts/sum-g1231/overview/

On my '12 F350, I had mounted my ARB Dual on top of the spare tire carrier, lots of room. If you mount it anywhere under the truck, extend the air intakes up to a cleaner area out of the way.

Yes, some variety of latch duct, Panduit LD6 or a Wiremold variant. Either with no adhesive or remove what came on it and replace with VHB. Have done this on my camper and very secure after a few years. Plas you can open the latch duct to add or replace cables Sent from my Pixel 2 XL using Tapatalk

Quit doing burn outs ;)

Actually shouldn't be tough to do a permanent install, not much different than the ARB. Just need to sort out a location/bracket and relay/switch set up. Plumbing is all the same. For the ViAirs, the H Series would be a better bet.

Unistrut with pieces of conduit using unistrut conduit clamps - available at any big box home improvement store. Conduit sizes up to 4"

Maybe she's updating their adventure thread here on Expo Sent from my Pixel 2 XL using Tapatalk

QRZ.com has practice tests based on teh current question pool. They keep track for you so you can see areas that you may need to hone up on. I just kept taking the tests and would learn based on the ones I got wrong https://www.qrz.com/hamtest/

What about a side mount Jerry can holder with a 5gallon water can? Sent from my Pixel 2 XL using Tapatalk

Probably true of over 75% of the people here...

My guess, while that camper could/would be considered cargo, it probably wouldn't be included in the weight calculation the city is concerned with. That being said, my guess is that the listed curb weight will exceed the 8K and they would have a problem just because of the truck itself. Having...

What ever you decide to do, also carry a shovel, preferably full size handle. A little shovel work will help when you dig yourself in, chains, lockers, doesn't matter - you will dig yourself in.

http://www.tchweb.com/tchstore/category/drawerslides/s0/520---Drawer-Slides.html Source for components and hardware for cases (think bands and traveling shows, etc.) Just bought some 36" 250lbs slides from them.

Have them on mine, great addition to the camper. Keep all the tools and vehicle liquids, oils, etc in them, along with grill, basically the messy stuff. Typically carry a Honda 2000 in one side and can still fit other items in with it. As Brentos said, not watertight. I ended up drilling...

Still on the waiting list, but working our way up, only 2 to go. Wavering on what vehicle to take - F350 or Jeep JKR, decisions, decisions...

Discount Tire Direct has always been the best bet for me, usually no shipping, cheaper than any of the other on-line retailers, plus you can take them to a Discount Tire store and they will mount and balance for $19.95/ea as if you had bought them there.

Did the same thing, also dedicated wrenches for the propane fittings, all kept in a bag in the propane enclosure, easy to get to and doesn't get lost in the jumble of everything else.