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This isn't true. I snapped an axle in my 2010 raptor. Looking in the side view mirror you could see the tire was out considerably farther than usual. If you snap an axle on these, you are relying on 2 small bolts holding the caliper in place to keep the wheel/tire from completely coming off...

Is this thing any different than a Zoleo or InReach?

Only $70 for this?! I'll take 4 please! https://store.airdowngearup.com/products/key-holder?variant=42841896681631

Very interesting. Never would've even thought of that situation. Learned something new today. Thanks for that.

In what situation would you need to have the fridge plugged in to AC and DC at the same time?

The paint job is very cool. If it were mine I'd leave it! (But it's not and you're free to do whatever you like with your vehicles because an opinion of a stranger from an online message board really means nothing)

LOL I think this is my favorite recent for sale thread.

This thing would fit right in with the local RV encampment I pass by going to work.

Or a 20lb tank for $60 and get -20 overland credz

You made me question the one I have, so I ran out to the garage to look at it. I do have a 16" Milwaukee chainsaw. Also made me scroll back in my purchase history and I bought mine in October of 2020. It was part of a combo deal with a battery, rapid charger and a new large Leaf blower.

I've got a Milwaukee chainsaw (16" I think?) and it's great for everything I need it for. The 12ah battery lasts a while and I got it on sale with a leaf blower for a super steal. If you're patient you can find them for a good price. Another reason I went with it was I already had a bunch of...

after you brought up being heavy I searched a bit to find it weighs about 51lbs empty Light than I expected but it's still not what I'd consider "light."

Ecoflow just came out with something recently you might find useful. https://www.ecoflow.com/us/glacier-portable-refrigerator?utm_source=WAVE%20Glacier：Click%20to%20community&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=GLACIER%202nd&_kx=Bep_S4U1MkIeC2qSaN5TgsSxNlEgDLIXb8A8B2DoT9Q%3D.KZyWAQ

I've had them a long time ago in my mustang. Oil pressure, water temp and volts. Seemed to be accurate but I didn't have anything to base them off of since the gauge cluster didn't give me numbers to reference. They did feel/look cheap but at the time it's all I could afford. certainly wouldn't...

Well if you live in SF you know it never gets hot enough to melt lip balm. Lol but to be clear, I know this is a ridiculous and unnecessary mod, but it's very convenient since the truck is used mostly for longer road trips with the family and camping, so always having something cold available...

A fridge in mine!

A crew cab short bed f150 is only about 12" longer and 5" wider than your gladiator but can has more payload and way more towing capabilities Or you could just be like all these Tacoma owners and say screw payload ratings and overload your current truck.

Took a quick fishing trip with a buddy to Collins Lake in CA. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Quick question to add onto my previous post-- Can these fridges operate off a modified sine wave inverter? My truck has a 400w aC plug I was hoping to use to power the fridge while I use the 12v to charge my power station for now. This idea/plan is temporary until I can replace the factory...

Just picked up a CFX375DZ and insulated cover for a steal on local CL.. Any suggestions on storage when I'm not using? Should I leave it unplugged on the shelf or have it plugged in and running via AC to keep things moving inside?