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NEVER put a higher amp fuse in a circuit unless you also increase the size of all wire in the circuit accordingly. The fuse is there to protect from overloading and causing a fire or other damage.....

Too bad I need 8 lug 17's

The bottom line is how much power it draws. there is no mention of that in the article. A good portable fridge draws about 2 amps when running and it should run less then 50% of the time for a 40 degree internal temp.

I know about pto winches I drove tow truck with two pto winches for years, nothing comes close to a pto driven winch! For casual self recovery use even a cheap Warm electric will work fine as long as the limit of the equipment is not exceeded.

PTO winches are mostly for commercial rigs, even tow truck use hydraulic winces these days. Some of them do have the hydraulic pump connected to a PTO. The Mile marker winch on my truck is fed from the power steering pump, no PTO needed.

Any time you apply throttle under load the boost should start to increase.....Idle and coasting there will not be any boost.

When using a transit cluster make sure you pull inline with the frame not at ANY angle. The frame is very stout but not designed for a sideways pull. In other words use a frame slot not a cross member slot and pull directly to the front or rear. And no jerking shock loads! (EX AAA certified...

Did miss what actually caused her malaise? I would be extremely concerned even after her near miraculous recovery.

16mpg is good?

check amazon, they have them as well....also tractor supply ,Ace hardware and many others.

nothing!

Sounds good, but would get two new identical batteries to start with. Combo deep cycle/starting batteries would probably be best for your use.

There are no legal lights to light up the sides of your lane. Even head lights are designed to not illuminate the on coming lane of traffic. That's why they are different for right hand and left hand drive countries.

Get your front and rear axles weighed then use the correct load/inflation table for your tires to find the correct pressure for what the tires are actually carrying..

Did you see my post above? Been towing it that way for years without a problem. There is no need to weld new perches, just use the old ones already welded on to bottom of the axle.

View from Casner Mt. AZ

Yep, same here it's Bedrock sand and gravel where I get my stuff weighed and buy sand and gravel...:)

no welding required! welding? we don't need no stinkin welding! Just one additional plate through bolted under the original perch. Bolts look bent due to wide angle lens but are straight.

opps, need to take photos to explain what I did without welding....look for it soon....

To get your tongue weight since you know the weight of your truck just go to the scales with the trailer attached and put only the truck wheels on the scale. The difference of truck only and truck with trailer will be your tongue weight. The 10-20% is the minimum to keep the trailer from wagging...