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Switching breakers are made to do both.

Any chance the plate will bend? Maybe a couple of 2" x 3" gussets?

I "like to" drain ( OPEN - pull the leaver on the pressure relief valve to relive any pressure first!!! ) the water tank after each trip. Draining the tank saves the (we've a Suburban heater with a steel tank) anode/tank, drains the crud out, prevent the sulfur (bad smell when showering) build...

$270...ouch I carry a 8T ($40) under the back seat plus the factory jack that I've tested. The screw on a 8 ton doesn't bend/flex when extended all the way. The 8 ton is for emergency use. I use a floor jack when swapping summer/winter tires but I will test the 8T to make sure it is working...

On my last tuck I had a set of PE mud flaps that when backing up in the spring crusty snow the screws pulled out as well as thru the plastic. I trimmed the bottom 4"off and bolted rubber on.

Hi Bob What is the? - Wheelbase - Turning radius - Height of the deck Can't see from the pictures...is it still set up for a 5th hitch?

There's allot of info online about camping in bear country. Main thing is keeping food and anything use for cooking away from the sleeping area. There are bear spray test cans that can be used for practicing. Everyone that can should carry bear spray in a holster. When buying bear spray make...

A heat loss calc will tell how many Kw or BTU is needed and indicate how much needs to be lost to balance the start/stop cycles https://builditsolar.com/References/Calculators/HeatLoss/HeatLoss.htm Stick and Brick hydronic equipment is time tested so reliability isn't a reason to not use it...

Geeezzzz ...... next time I'll make sure to include knives, axes, sling shots, bow and arrows, fireworks, bikes, hammers, fires, stoves, trampolines, lawn mowers and 110V electricity. I've had a gun license for many years. Since the days it was called a Firearms Acquisition Certificate (FAC)...

The gun will be a greater risk to the children than a bear will ever be.

Hmmmm history.....most of the 1.8 billion people in 1918 were self reliant. Now there's a pandemic affecting 8 billion people most of whom are depend on others to plant the seeds and turn the wrenches.

5200 should make a gasket also but 5200 shouldn't break loose as easily as RTV when the plug is used. Myself I'd rather take a chance it needs to be cut off vs. have it leak on a trip. Another option is a min. 1/8" silicone gasket with a little RTV. Depends if the surface is curved. A...

Would use black 3M 5200 Fast Dry instead of RTV. SAE are cheap and will last a 2 years if used 1-2 times a month. The easier it becomes to use a SAE connector the higher the electrical resistance.

If used in the cold the 10ga duplex wire might be hard to coil....and the jacket adds allot of bulk.

A pizza cutter will cut into snow/ice but a rolling pin will sit on top....same goes for mud.

The set up that has the highest surface contact pressure ( without damaging the tires) per square inch is best.

Amazing design and workmanship!

This what I was wondering. Often the dirt is supplied equipment. Custom builders want to build a better product but they are subject to mass produced equiment and short comings in the technical know how from the manufacturers.

I've been using the Silky 2000 to clear trails/roads and cut fire wood for 4 years. It is on its 3rd blade. Spent 6 months considering electric chainsaws and decided to go with a Silky 650. One of the first things to do with these saws is to Loctite the hinge nut and bolt.

How many V bar links are on each cross link chain?