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That looks very expensive for some 8020 and it looks uncomfortable too.

Reversing the fan's direction can be accomplished with a double-pole, double-throw switch. That's how Maxx and Fantastic both do it. On(in) Off On(out) _+_____0____- _-_____0_____+

You're either very highly emotional or lazy and that was a lengthy, pointless introduction. So you either saw the bolts were missing and drove it anyway or you're guessing they were actually missing before the fan broke. It's entirely possible the fan was bolted-in properly but was otherwise...

Wax isn't oil. Oil isn't grease. Really enjoying this project and this thread so whatever

To clarify, lanolin is not oil, so Fluid-Film is not oil-based.

Fluid film is lanolin based, not petroleum.

That's how every other Mercedes I know of does it. Jeeps too.

Winter drive (aka snow mode) locks-out 1st gear, causing takeoff to occur in 2nd gear. It's designed to reduce wheelspin. It also lowers and softens shift points to ease transitions and reduce the chance of breaking traction. Same idea is used by isuzu, the winter button (next to the power...

You say they're not attractive but I kinda like the asesthetic. They look...Australian.

my tf130 uses about 1 amp per hour over a 24 hour period. I got free shipping on cyber monday. it's not as easy to fit in a van as the smaller fridges but it's NICE having so much room.

How do you know WHY all the OEM manufacturers did that? Did they ALL go with coils? For all applications? If some applications didn't change to coils, why?

Re-read the entire thread and didn't see a chainsaw cool project anyway!

There's a CO2 adapter for coleman stoves that eliminates pumping, called Presh-R-Matic I think. I've never had a complaint with any of my coleman appliances. Pumping a stove is SIMPLE and EASY.

Built a quick-and-dirty bed/couch for a weekend quarantine outing

Greyhound ships CHEAP

Selling the propane tank?

Parts store rented ball joint press or buy one (HF has em) and keep it in the tool box

2 beds for me. If i'm camping with a date, 1 would suffice but if I'm on a fishing trip with a buddy, not so much. If I arrive somewhere alone late, I generally don't pop the top either and crash downstairs instead. I've also considered there are times I might want a bed but cannot pop the top...

1" would be a lot of offset difference You might've seen the flange difference, which is right at an inch, just due to aluminum vs steel. The actual total offset is the same (for reasons posted previously) but the aluminum outer wheel makes up some of it in flange thickness alone.

I've gone to RevereWare Copper-bottom Stainless cookware for my propane stove. By far the fastest and thus most fuel-efficient setup I've found. They're much lighter than cast iron, too. The percolator is especially nice, as is the pressure cooker. For just boiling water, I use a solid copper...