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That is a great deal! Just be aware the type of stainless steel they use is susceptible to rusting. So try not to leave it out in the rain.

I sent an email to the company. The Titan jack is made in Mainland China.

Here's Titan Exhaust Air Jack website. Country of manufacture not mentioned. They also list a 4 Ton (GVW) model here.

Same here. Two purchases. No problems.

In case you decide to keep your 48" bars, I'm interested in the LowRiders without the crossbars. I need 58" bars.

A few other advantages of HID is the bulb life is much, much longer. There is no filament to come loose either. The peripheral lighting is much better if equipped with projector lenses. The efficiency is awesome, 35 watt HID's get you 3200 lumens of output vs 55 watt halogens with 1000-1600...

In short, the LX450 ('96-'97) corresponds with the '93-'97 LC's aka the 80 series. The '91-'92 LC's also have the same bodystyle but the drivetrain is different. The LX470 ('98-'07) corresponds with the '98-'07 LC's aka the 100 series.

Cool, I think I'll pick up a Porta-Privy as well. Leaning towards getting it from Cabela's as they have their 100% satisfaction guarantee. Currently on sale for $50 plus $8 shipping.

Here's the Porta-Privy Instructional Video. Also, anybody have experience with the Springbar Cabana? I know Springbar makes great tents. The footprint is 5'x6' with a max height of 82". No floor. 11lbs. $139. http://www.springbar.com/explore/canopies/cabana.html

It was something like $12-14k which included the Cummins 4BTA engine, tranny, and a 4" suspension lift.

I'm in. Exactly the tire size I'm looking for... er, well, I'd be okay with a 275/90-16 too.

I bid $3200.... unfortunately, I was the second highest bidder and it went for $3250. :(

Anybody here buy this? Final Bid $3250.

Description: Revolutionary, patent pending "CampTop" expandable truck cap system. Based on a standard fiberglass truck cap the "CampTop" was designed for the outdoor enthusiast who wants a lightweight alternative to the standard box truck camper or trailer that sleeps two. The "CampTop" is...

Just a few comments here... lifting any vehicle will raise the center of gravity and therefore increase weight transfer to the front wheels when braking. This means less traction for the rear wheels and less rear brake bias is needed. I'm not sure if you could use a brake proportioning valve on...

I have a Gerber that is very sturdy and has a nice handle. The shovel can also lock at 90 degrees. Good size for digging out a firepit and for when nature calls but kinda small otherwise. It was like $35-40.

Sorry, can't be done legally at the moment. But if it will be just a trail rig, then that's a different story. Your best hope is to find a North American BJ70 (1984-87), probably from Canada. The problem is, they are the SWB models, non-turbo, no factory lockers, no AC and often full of rust...

For about the cost of an Engel 45 and Two-Zone, he could also get an Engel Combi 60 where the fridge is 34qts and the freezer is 26.5 qts. The fridge is preset at 40 degrees and the freezer is adjustable. They also make a newer Engel Combi 80.

I'm going to take a guess here... I also believe it has to do with the gas pump nozzle. I have not looked at your filler tube/tank selector assembly that closely but perhaps when you flip your aux tank diverter valve, the fuel splashes up at the nozzle and makes it shut off. There are a few...

Wedding gift! Hmm, I think I'll start off with some ribeye's to test it's searing capabilities, then move on to more "delicate" food. I'm curious to see how evenly it heats.