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Not at all true. Where I live it is so rocky. Even with an auger attached to a tractor we had issues setting corner post for my fencing. Setting T posts deep enough was a problem. Often in mud or sand the hole will fill in too fast to allow you to dig an anchor point. Digging in an anchor...

I can get 8 lugs off my one ton with my battery operated impact without stopping even with my home 15 gallon home compressor I have to wait. Unless you have a very good air source a good battery operated impact and a couple batteries will keep up. If you have a good air source (which is...

I have had one of these for many many years and it always worked. If you want cheap and durable they are great, but if you are cooking anything larger than a coffee pot I wouldn't recommend one.

Whatever you mount your antenna to becomes part of the antenna. Racks, doors, fender etc that attach to your body will have paint or powered coating in-between them and the body making your antenna ground (Radio Frequency ground) not as good as it could be. The best option is high and in the...

My first MV-50 was going on about 6 years and I shorted it out. My second one is going on 4 years now. Mine is packed in tight, not much room too cool. I run 34 and 35 inch tires and go from about 10 to 25 lbs when I air up. I often take off the filter so it runs faster. Not the fastest but...

Something is wrong with your jack.

It is a good tool if you know how to use it.

I have a hitch rack. I even made a higher hitch point to mount it. Looks cool, hold my gear but it SUCKS and I am done with it. People including myself always run into it, it sucks, don't do it, they hurt.

If you have an adequate air supply. I bet very few people offroading or overlanding have an adequate on board air to run a decent size impact wrench.

I had to take of the axle nut on a 3/4 Ford and my Dewalt got it done with no problem. IR is a better tool but there are more and more lessor expensive options.

I ran a CO2 tank for years. I lived in the Mohave for a few years with temps reaching 125+ and never an issue. The weak spot will be if you have a gauge. There is no need for a gauge unless your are mixing gasses. Any regulator/valve you can get for it will be fixed at a pressure that will...

How does taxing 20 year old vehicles spread the cost more equally?

This is civil? http://www.cbsnews.com/news/riot-declared-in-portland-oregon-amid-new-wave-of-anti-trump-demos/ https://www.facebook.com/fox12oregon/videos/10155066468878701/

I wonder how much better it is for the environment to trash a car that could be fixed, waste all the resources to build the new one and transport it to a dealership versus just keep in your old car going?

I pay less just paid $86 to register my 1979 Chevy one ton for two years and less than $140 a year to insure it. I have an 86 Toyota 4X4 pick up that the registration is about the same and the insurance about $15 more a year. I have an 01 Wrangler that in a few years would be subject to this...

This is a tax that will really hurt the lower income. I can't believe it would eve be considered but I guess it is a lefty thing and as a righty I just don't understand.

If it works for you that's fine. At this point it does seem that unless you have already invested in and have an "adequate" air system I just think for the space taken up in the vehicle and dollars spent you are better with battery at this point. I would still want some sort of on board air...

Buy the tire based on your needs and its design. An E rated tired is designed to carry heavy loads and may ride harsh and not perform well. I would look for a C rated or maybe a D rated tire for your vehicle and then by a tire designed to do what you want it to do such as a mud tire, all...

I did almost the exact same thing but with a 400 watt, except I pulled the carpet out of the way. I installed mine many years ago and it still works just fine.

I think it is his newer rod, not sure.