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My panel is not fixed as yours is. When I require an additional panel I do connect it in parallel. My requirements for additional panels does not arise often as my travels seem to allow the aux battery to maintain a proper voltage from the vehicle charging system. Staying parked for more than...

I had an issue with chocolate chip cookies and a mouse. They were under the seat and there was a little hole chewed in the bottom of the bag. Could not find him but I think he left after a week as I took his cookies out of the truck. Now I use things like plastic containers with secure lids and...

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Don't put them in the fire. Just hold over the coals for a bit or above the flame like you are making popcorn. Those things get really hot and hold the heat. Buttered bread w/ cheese and ham or with eggs and ham for sort of a breakfast sandwich, lots of recipes...

I had a M4161A and it had the parking brake. I know it is your trailer but removing the brake is an error and an accident waiting to happen. If you decide to remove be sure to keep all the parts so when you do discover it was a mistake you can put it back together.

Sew one side of the clips to the top of the bag then you won't lose them. They come in all colors, get red ones if sewing is not in your skill set.

Thanks for asking. Much going on. Amazing the things that fill the day when retired. Haven't put the bag and tent together yet. Soon. edit: Next morning. Old bag is inside new bag, (for now) room to spare at ends and all around. Canvas is a bit stiff but it is only 31 deg F this AM. The straps...

Went to the website. No info on how it attaches and what holds it up. Does look good though.

Got my OZ tent bag from Drifta today via Australian Post. 17 days from Gloucester NSW to Denver Co. I'll put the tent in tomorrow and check the fit. Bag seems to be well made.

Good to hear it is going well. Perhaps the protection of the compressor is worth the aggravation of having to replace a bolt to two. There is a video by AB that shows some things under the LR3 and RRS (same stuff under there)...

Interesting. I no longer have my 1963 404 but my tray was not metal like the one you have shown in your pictures.

Is it possible to remove part of the slider (under the vehicle) that covers the compressor to allow for R&R without taking off the slider. You would have to do that part once you have removed the slider to replace the bolt and have the broken stud drilled and the hole tapped for new bolt. At...

It really doesn't seem that one should have to take your Rover apart before taking it to the dealer to keep them from destroying it. Why would they have to take off your slider? What does it cover that it needed to be removed?

Watched the vid. That has got to wear on the shackle.

Now that is my kind of camper.

If the aftermarkets don't have a charging function it means you have to replace a battery, right? And, pry the thing apart all over again every time.

Pictures?

Don't try to take that in your carry on. Buy something when you get to your destination.

Still not a fan of having to go outside to cook even though there is an inside toilet.

I bought a IID reader and have the OBD for sale $20. Used it once. Used a Hewlett Packard TSW 7H to read it but I believe it can sync to almost anything that uses WIFI.