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seriously, no fuse?

That would work.

yes, just one. Find me a winch adequate for recovering a full size truck that will using 200 amps.

It may be fine for your needs but this post isn't about you. Feel free to start one about you if you so desire. I am not sure why you fell the need to be so condescending towards me? You are giving out bad info that could cause somebody a problem. My intention was not to hurt your feelings or...

I have blown fuses on my MV50 if idling too high or starting my Jeep while the compressor is running.

here is what I did:

I have had a couple HF ones bought one and the second was a warranty replacement. Neither lasted more than a couple months. I have had 2 MV50s in the last 6 years or so. I the first one stopped working recently after I moved and rewired it. Not sure if that was just coincidence of if I did...

You have to check with you stake. My state has law about fixed tanks but not about temporary storage. The fed only has issue if is for commercial use, as far as DOT and HAZMAT transport anyway.

If you are using the real scepter military cans the will not leak unless they have been damaged or not properly maintained. You can buy new seals for them, they are not that expensive.

After many many many years of carrying fuel with these cans (in the vehicle outside the vehicle, over all sort of terrain, while in the Army and now as a civilian) I am 110% confident that these containers, when properly maintained, will not leak fumes or fuel.

If you are using a crane/pulley your winch will work easier. As far as relaxing, overloaded electric lines can make a relaxing event turn into something far from relaxing. Not sure what size winch you have but even an ATV winch can draw more than 90 amps: WARN 2.5ci WINCH 12V DC PERFORMANCE...

A winch will draw more than 200 amps. When you jump a car or truck you are only sending a larger amount of power for a short period of time. When you run a winch you may draw more power and definitely for a longer period of time then when jumping a vehicle. I wouldn't trust any cheap wire to...

But you have to be much closer to what is attacking you if you use those things for weapons.

Winches suck allot of juice and you need thick wire/cable. They pull hundreds of amps. When you run the winch you pull allot out of a battery but the battery will pull allot out of the alternator while the winch is running. I would thick having and extra battery closer to the winch would be...

according to Scepter these are their eco line fuel cans: http://www.scepterconsumer.com/ Blow-moulded polyethylene fuel container Scepter was the first to introduce a blow-moulded polyethylene fuel container in the late 1950s. And, we were among the first to introduce a full line of CARB...

That is a good price. On occasion these cans will turn up at garage sales and they are all over ebay but you won't save much money compared to that price.

If one in ever 100 people did have issues with wildlife requiring a gun than I think that would easily justify carrying one. I would bet there are far more than 100 people that venture into the woods everyday. I live at the edge of federal forestry. If I had a 1 in 100 chance of having an issue...

I am one of those guys. I have a larger offroad trailer and even if I have all the room in the world, but am even slightly off camber, on a slick surface that has a log, rock or other not even huge obstruction you can't back it up. I have talked with others that have smaller pupose built off...

When comparing crime rate you have to understand the US uses arrests or people charged but not convicted. Most other countries only use convictions. That is why our crime rate appears as high as it does. Not sure how Australia figures crime rate. There is a UN report out that does compare...

and if 46% may suffer and they fear their gun rights might be lost how many will avoid treatment so they don't loose their rights?