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That was an awesome read... what a great adventure... thanks for posting it...!!

i have owned both Eeze Awn, and now a columbus variant. both great tents, and both not cheap. canvas tent easy to set up, hard to put away..especially under the rain. waterproof to heavy rains for three days straight. Stopped raining on the fourth day, but im sure it would have been no problem...

What is the lumens output on the dually's and the flush mounted dually's ?

http://www.autohomeus.com/gallery/index.php Audi VW Volvo show some sedans...or close to a sedan...

I would limit myself to hardshell clamp style tents like the CVT, J Baroud or AutoHome... I know mine is at 95@

Not crazy at all... I have seen small vehicles with huge overloaded cargo baskets.... My thinking is that you would be limited in RTT's choices.. We got the Autohome Columbus for this very same reason...and easy of deployment / put away. Although, not any time soon if we needed to I coud pull...

I bought this a long time ago at costco... I anchor them flush to my cargo area... Amazon has them for cheap.... http://www.amazon.com/Pit-Posse-ALUMINUM-S-TRACK/dp/B004SIE4YI/ref=pd_bxgy_auto_img_y I also use this bolt hanger from metolius (climbing equipment...) cant go wrong for $4 One is...

Replaced Cooler for fridge bottle beer for draft beer in growlers. ground tent for RTT Gas lamp for LED lamp Totes and bags for sliding drawers eeze up shade for awning Replaced mentality as in, "Less is More".

ours used to be on the rear to minimize wind noise... Cowichan Lake, VI Atigun Pass Now with the columbus although it takes the whole rack.. its much lighter and no wind noise Eastern Sierras

Fridge with fresh perishables to cook and eat in the middle of nowhere. Mountain Bike with 2 Growlers filled with my favorite tab brew. Zodi shower. Wood, lots and lots of wood...............................for the campfire !!! Brazilian hammock for two.... nothing better than to fall asleep...

Ccruiser, http://www.4plusproducts.com/fj60classicrearbumper.html Luis, welcome back... !!!

Yes, that is correct... this is telling you both batteries are fully charged after 12 hrs.. Now if you were to leave something ie cell phone, fridge running... the system would isolate the batteries from each other and the LED's on your switch would go off. I did my wiring based on this thread...

Yes, both LED's light up.. When charging...

check out 4+ bumpers their rear bumpers are a double swing design and they use the brass bushings as well.

that's exactly what the switch does... I leave mine on auto most of the time and hear it click when one of two batteries charge level changes isolating each battery... once I start the rig it clicks again (about 20 sec after start up)telling me both batteries are being charged simultaneously...

awesome.. I've been running this same set up on my rig for two years w/o any issues.. are you running the control switch in the cab? clean install indeed...!!

my rtt sits at 7' on top of my rig.... that might be a deterrent. as stated if they want it they will take it....hell they might take the whole rig... MacMasterCarr also sells some thef resistant nuts.

Any chance you could PM me with more information on the 2.5 Icon shocks..? Good luck with the sale and here is a bump...!!!

A good practice is to learn how to use a fire extinguisher.. Every two years when it is time to empty it. We set a controlled fire on a small steel drum and get to dowse the fire down... Following up on the original post (OP.) It is always good practice to carry a fire extinguisher not just for...

this is my touring bike... looking to upgrade to a 29er this or next year..