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Looks like the connector on my Alpicool

Yeah, Payload is 1,870 lbs and towing capacity is 9,500 lbs. There is a trailering package that bumps the towing up to 1,970 PL / 13,300 Tow lbs depending on doors/bed length configuration.

If I were to build a 1/2 ton it would be a 3.0l diesel GM. Buddy of mine has a 2022 Silverado 1500 crew cab 4x4 with a topper and he claims 34 mpg highway @68 mph, 22mpg highway @78 mph loaded.

Nice! looks a lot like Ridged boxes. Price looks a bit less.

I went with 25.4mm (1") as there are generics readily available on Amazon (as well as from RAM)

Excellent photo of a good crimp Dave, I've used it many times when communicating with suppliers. (Engineer in automotive industry) IIRC it comes from the SAE / USCAR 21 spec.

Thoughts on what? It could work, you would need to "engineer" a system. Generally my house runs like this. Instant hot water heater to pump(s) to radiant in-floor tubes (basically a heat exchanger) controlled by a thermostat(s).

How many football fields long was that Centurion - what a beautiful truck!

How much of an MPG hit do you get towing it with your G Jeep?

insane really

I opted for 1.5" square 0.0625" wall steel tubing welded. Skinned with 0.040" aluminum on the sides. Roof 0.090". Attached with 3M 5952 VHB. I didn't really like to look of the bare edges, so I trimmed everything in aluminum attached by sikaflex.

location?

Eggs at our local ALDI are $1.99 a dozen.

Basically tickets are luxury goods. Charge whatever you can get for them.

Hamms is $15 a 30 pack. Craft beer is $16 a 4 pack. Not a good comparison.

Right, everyone hit the road with COVID work remote so a lot of RVs were bought, high demand, caused short supply. That drove prices up. Drive by an RV lot today and they are packed with inventory. People are back to the office either by choice or demand, so less working remote. Prices will...

fenders for my overland trailer build. Need to build mounts and weld them onto the frame tomorrow. Heading to a state forest camp ground Saturday afternoon to check out the Aurora Saturday evening.

Packouts are awesome. I use the Rigid brand being I started with these before the MT branded cases were available.

Autosol is less work on the second coat then applying wax. Plus a lifetime supply is under $8 delivered (Prime). I tried the UV block on another vehicle and it didn't really do much for time extension.