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I have the Plat Cat and think it is money well spent.

I had the wave in my last camper up to 10,600 feet and it worked just fine.

I'm pretty sure Thule stopped making that table a few years ago, as I went to get a second one for parts and couldn't find one. One the hand, the table is heavy and the plastic top warps over time. I'm currently replacing the top on mine with oak slats.

There was a thread on http://www.dieselbombers.com/ about their longevity and better fuel mileage. Happen to have a direct link to the article?

Outside tables slowly coming together: My friend, the master woodworker:

Response from Bushwacker: Carlyle, Thank you for your interest in Bushwacker. Unfortunately, we do not offer any applications for the Dodge 5500. You may visit our facebook page at www.facebook.com/bushwacker where we monitor requests for new applications. Once again, thank you for your...

Thanks, I shot off an email to Bushwacker, hopefully they are able to set me up. There is no way I could get the 335's under my truck without a lift, these 275's barely fit. Glad you are getting even wear, beware of heat and those tires. They wear quickly on hot summer roads at highway speeds.

What 19.5 tires are you refering to i have been looking for some for my truck. I know that you can not air them down i have blown 4-5 beads b/c I was aired down to far the 19.5 rims do not have the safty bead on them to keep the bead on the tire. the lowest I can go down before the bead goes...

Somebody relaxing after a rough day of camping:

Camper is now has a hard wired alarm system on all doors and windows, integrated into the vehicle alarm system:

I ran 19.5's on my last truck and they had great wear, but were not great performers off pavement even with aggressive tread on them. They ran at too high of a psi and were just too stiff, especially in the mud or really loose dirt. I knew these tires and wheel size were going to be a trade...

Lagun pedestal. Works great and no leg for us or the dog to trip on. Carl Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 4 Beta

Back from a couple nights in the mountains: Hmm, new tires are shipped. 21,000 miles Piss poor milage, but I did not have my speedometer calibrated properly (still don't), hot roads, poor alignment and a toe in until I found the right alignment shop (Semi shop). Now I have life time...

I'll be very interested in what you come up with Bob. Carl

500,000 hits! Wow! See you on the flip, I'm going camping this week!

I like the mounting set up in that it looks nice and robust.

I like the mounting set up in that it looks nice and robust.

MicTuning for the light bar: Long story short they're just fine, but had issues with shipment and customer service and would not buy again from that company.

LED light and tow of the side LED's are mounted: I'll work on some nights shots later.

Pictures would be great Scoutman.