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That was how I did it before the T-Top RTT. I hauled the canvas in the truck and cut poles where I wanted to camp. I usually would only do this if I planned on being in one place for a week or so. The RTT has made it so much better!!

then: Now:

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Seems like you have a dragon to slay, or you can let him haunt you for the rest of your life.

Start of the Lolo trail, that is CanuckMariner's diesel powered right hand drive jap cruiser. Kyle has a 80 series diesel right hand drive. Jerks :sombrero: This area had me expecting dinosaurs to come lurking out on the trail, very cool trees and the smell was amazing. The day before we...

This was a week long trip to explore the Magruder corridor and Lolo trail which lies in western Montana and Eastern Idaho. It is also called the Nez Pierce trail. as they used it to migrate the rockies and later to evade unwelcome spheres of lead being hurled at them. Originally we had 4 rigs...

So far the Heatsource is the best option, followed by electric. With electric you're looking at additional batteries and some expensive solar chargers so the cost would be higher. A heated mattress pad along with the Heatsource unit might compliment each other nicely. Don't settle for the Mr...

People should speak their minds, its insightful. I've learned a lot about LR ownership on this thread and gotten to know some people a little better because they weren't afraid to express themselves. I have respect for the OP in how he has handled the situation also. Its clear that another...

I don't hate the whole van, just the part that extends past its normal footprint. I think the color is making it really hard to look at. I wonder how it would look with olive green on flat black, like a military truck?

I was divorced last year after 9 months of marriage, it was horrible. You don't get over something like this for a long time. Scream....Cry....Flip out... feel bad for yourself... pull yourself back up and repeat.... I think I actually went crazy at one point and started doing somersaults...

Everyone seems capable of holding their own, no need to go crying to a playground aid. Go watch Barney or something untill it cools down in here.

I really hate this thing. It is depressing to look at. Please paint it soon!

You remind me of my friend from England. It didn't matter if he was right or wrong, I always appreciated that he spoke his mind. :clapsmile:clapsmile:clapsmile:clapsmile

I always bottom out any suspension available to me :bike_rider: but before the AAL, the back was constantly bottoming out before the front, Now it seems I can use all of the front suspension (ICONS) and the back hardly ever hits. Even fully loaded my truck sits slightly raked.

Is yours an EZE-AWN? Mine is a 1600, and I thought it would be too bulky to stow it all connected until I tried it. The tent still closes fine because the Add a room lays on top and if you partially unzip the panels they cross fold on top and it doesn't add much thickness, especially if you...

I just finished a 9 day trip with the Dakar ADD-a-leaf in place, It made a huge difference :) I even had an additional load of two boned out deer and the truck held its rake and felt tuned for the load, so I'm bagging the air bag idea altogether. Another nice addition to the truck was a 12 volt...

Any T-top tent owners out there? :)

I take my 3 yr old with me on most trips. She was upset that I left her recently on a big game hunt, so we went out and shot a grouse. I showed her how to dress it out and we sautéed it with mushrooms and beer and loved it. She really appreciates the outdoors and is always asking about the next...

Yes sir! Let me know what time frame :)

Do you leave the standing room attached all the time and fold it up connected to the RTT, or do you unhook it and store it separately attaching it only when needed? If you unhook it each time; do you unzip the four panels and fold each one or keep them all zipped to each other and fold it up as...