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Im in Colorado and majority of our camping is at 8700+ feet elevation and we had a few nights get down into the mid 20s and the water system was fine. But if it were longer stays in colder weather, Id drain the tanks and fill them back up when temps were more stable above freezing. Or maybe...

Other than different tires and wheels, (one of our tow vehicles), the wife’s ‘18 grand cherokee trailhawk is stock and has been very capable on trails thus far. Ran 6-7 passes down in Telluride/Ouray area this past summer and was able to get the trailer into an area that only high clearance suvs...

And yet there is a waiting list for them. Some people are waiting several months before they’ll actually pick theirs up. I want to say we waited 1.5months almost 2 months for ours to be ready for pickup. I know of 2-3 former turtleback owners that made the switch last year as well. If anyone...

This^^^ When I specced out a Conqueror 490 Platinum I was at $62k before tax. To me, being able to enjoy traveling and exploring now was more important and considering how OCD I am, I would have never been finished with a DIY build and I have enough keeping me busy with jeep mods and house...

Yes people do...and the best part, my wife loves it. We have my wife and I along with 2 70lb dogs when we go out. We got ours pretty well loaded, redarc TVMS, dual lithium batteries, solar setup, 1000w inverter for her coffee maker, webasto hot water using the 36gal water tanks/tent heater...

Perfect so far. Been on 3-4 outings since it was installed and probably close to 1500 miles on the interstates, no chips or scratches. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

My 2017 f150 lariat has the 2H, 4A, 4H & 4L. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Interesting product but I love my DO35 coupler/pin setup and my 2 vehicles have completely different drop/rise drawbar needs for level towing. But I do love your jockey wheel on our camper. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Good to know then. I never drove my f150 in factory form as lift, tires, wheels were done before I went and picked it up. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

True. I know how much I spent to add lockers, new axles shafts, etc in my jeep. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I guess if you factor in what I spent on wheels, tires and lift for the truck it would even out. I use the hill descent in my truck alot when wheeling and thats been alot over the last few months. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

So its a $2,045 engine package and another $3975 for tremor offroad package. 6.7 right now is a $9,120 option. So is it safe to say to get a ballpark idea, to build a 350 single axle, supercrew, SRW, lariat similar options to my ‘17 f150 and add the cost of the engine and tremor package? If...

Im out here in Denver area as well! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I had the 8.1 in my old malibu wakesetter boat and it was a beast chugging around the lake with all that ballast loaded down but like mentioned above, it wasn’t without its issues. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have a ‘17 F150 lariat supercrew fx4 w/ the 3.5EB, 6” lift on 35s. I love the truck, so much so, that my former DD 05 LJ Wrangler just sits in the garage. But eventually, I do want to upgrade to a SD as Id like to load my LJ and our offroad camper onto a flatbed trailer and haul them longer...

Guess I’ll be testing those out next week as I’ll be down in Ouray/Telluride area for the week. With my jeep not being wrapped up yet, I’ll be forced to take my f150 since I cant steal my wife’s GC trailhawk because she’s not comfortable driving my big truck. It’s a 2017 lariat fx4 supercrew...

Yeah I bought mine direct from Ark. Are you saying I could sell it for a premium to someone in dire need of a black one? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I was going back and forth between a Raptor and f150 supercrew w/ 3.5 and max tow package. I ended up going to f150 lariat, fx4, 3.5, max tow package w/ the 36gal tank, supercrew, 6” lift and 35s for less than what the raptor would have been. I even installed the 360 camera setup. The deal...

I not only use my anderson plug (30A) on the back of each tow vehicle to charge my camper batteries but it also makes airing up my tires a breeze. I have a viair 400p automatic that I cut the battery clips off of and installed an anderson plug. So like this past weekend, just pulled the...

We were just down there from 7/3-7/7 except in our jeep with the camper. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk