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I gots mine from Canada.. it was round 40+$$ including shipping...

Woah that's 80+ lbs on top of the spare tire...

Have you checked wheel bearings for any play (lift the front axle and check for any play by pulling and pushing each wheel at 6 & 12 o'clock) in them? When was the axle rebuilt (bearings,gaskets, new grease) last? Tie rods tight? If caster was accomplished how did he get there? Caster plates...

Possible bent axle? Have you had a shop read your caster angles how much of a lift, if any?

pleased, but surprised it took them this long to get an east coast retailer.... These are really great RTT's

Rig something up, and check your voltage with a cig lither or voltmeter as you drive ...on both batteries....... You should be getting 14v + on (each) both batteries.... You just might be lucky to have one of them smart alternators..... What is your alternator rated output ? As stated above...

you need this....

Great purchase...!! I have had mine for almost 7 years... living full time on top of my rig.. No regrets !!! Enjoy it !!!

Maybe... & Yes... If you are experiencing over heating mainly during low speed climbs a fan should be used.... i would get the biggest cooler (think bigger surface area better heat dissipation) that you can fit.... in front of rad?

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I have the same RTT... You might want to move the sleeping bags and pillows to the middle of the tent.... and if you haven't already done so dont zip-up the side doors shot... I manage to close mine with some effort, but i also have three sleeping bags up there.. and one air pillow... Two are...

^^^^ couldn't agree more...!!!!

Helping fix dad's screw up....!! :censored::LOL:

Have any of you guys thought of using a saw booth? Just curious, as I'm pondering getting a saw in the future...

I say look for a local fabricator and have it build something to your liking.... With that said.. a tire repair patch kit and air compressor should be part of your tool kit... if it isn't already...

Eureka Dunes D.V.

https://www.kakaducamping.com/collections/4x4-accessories/products/spare-wheel-bin-accessory-bag

I have had my Kakadu bag for about 1.6 years now... full time on the back on the spare tire.. unlike the Thrasharoo it looks new to date....

I would go with option #2... but add the overload springs... Last year i did just that... but used the overload springs with 3/4" lift and 1/2" spacers...... Really happy with the end result...