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I think it's because you can't take it all. I carry a light assortment of tools and AAA. Over years of driving all over the country, 95% Of my failures wouldn't be roadside repairs in the first place. Best to bring simple things, leave the rest at home, and get AAA in my opinion.

Agreed! Such an amazing build.

Yes it will. Adds so much more storage. We had recently found the video below, and both of us loved this layout vs the Guanella side dinette, so decided to do it instead. Then we just added all our specific modifications. We are glad they brought this model back. Especially in the Overland Edition.

Well we made some changes to the camper we want. Instead of the side dinette Guanella Overland, we are getting the front Dinette Victor Overland, with the large 4 person dining area. It will now also have the Dometic RTX2000 12v AC, Lithionics 630AH battery, and nearly 1100 Watts of solar...

They almost got me recently at well. Right after that, knowing they could hack any account, I activated 2-step verification on every forum site I use. That will go a LONG WAY to help with stolen accounts. Sucks this has to even be posted, as the OP mod/admin posted. And it's EASY to activate.

Like this a ton. Makes me wonder if with a boost a pump to up the voltage, if you would gain back your flow rate, and still have the hepa quality filtration. Generally those fans are 12-24v motors. So it would be fine with extra voltage.

I can't answer for anyone but myself. But my entire reason was frame strength, axles and axle strength, and simplicity. Rams computer and wiring sub-systems are just dead nuts simple. The wiring on the tradesmen model I ordered was very minimal as well, except where I wanted it. Dual alternator...

That would drive me insane. Lol

The inside we kept as it was. We never saw any need to modify it. We had a trifold queen mattress inside. With plenty of space to load our gear. Once at camp we pulled everything out, unfolded the mattress, opened the sides and placed velcro screens for crossflow. Closed the back doors and...

For reverse lights I've actually got some fairly intense BD squadron pro's. However, I have them, and all my lights setup to 40% Intensity on my SPod that controls them. 40% is generally PLENTY. And for those times where the weather is inclement, you can increase the output intensity to see or...

Oh ABSOLUTELY. I see this all the time. Someone's entire camp area is DROWNING in light. LED's in every direction glaring your sight so that you just turn your back to it. Personally we use white gas colemans, a few small handheld amber lights, or the campfire itself. Really NOTHING more is...

They are indeed called widow makers. All it takes is one branch to hit you, and make your wife a widow. Generally the only limbs left are fairly massive and heavy. And as you can see, they fall at any time with no notice. As far as that bike. It's gone now. That was last years bike. I have...

I have an M1101 trailer and topper for sale. I have added two 20lb propane tanks with low pressure regulator, and propane quick connection. I also added a rear 2" reciever hitch for a bicycle rack or any accessories one may want to carry. It was a surplus unused trailer prior to Access...

Maybe we saw the same tree Chet! ??? I got this pic last year on a gravel grinder with @Tex68w Lots of widow makers across Texas.

Sounds like Westcott Designs stuff. He has alot of different options that sound just like that.

Agreed. And Balance Master has the same. Without the weight noise of the centramatics if that bothers you. I've had both, and these are dead silent in comparison with the same working technology.

Made the wife and Kiddos one of my favorite pastas. It can also be done over a fire camping in this same cast iron skillet, and has been many times.

Thanks for adding the routes. It's always nice to know new places to run.