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Yeah, 4' x 8' no problem. 5' x 10' no dice for $900. I do see one for $1600

I would love to be able to find a trailer like this in the sub $1k price range, near me they are $3k plus...

I wouldn't use stainless fasteners where you are looking for a high strength connection.

I totaled a rental Chevy Colorado several years ago. No injuries, slid off the highway on glare ice into a pole. It was a sucky experience. I did have a rider on my personal insurance for the rental (in those days I was renting a vehicle almost weekly for work) which saved me a bunch of $$...

It would be the liability / personal injury portion of the insurance I'd worry about most. Paying for a damaged vehicle is one thing, paying for a damaged person is in a completely other ballpark. I'm sure the litigators would have fun.

cell phone, its a rental. Besides, are you even allowed to be off-road in a rental? What about insurance? A lot of rental agreements prohibit even driving on gravel roads/

wow, that is priced like 2020

I down sized. All my kitchen gear (plates, bowls, cups, silverware, pot & pan etc for 4 people) fits in a medium HD Rigid box, I carry a single burner butane Gas One in the plastic box it came in.

yes they do.

interesting. Some of these type battery packs cannot output (run your fridge) while being charged (solar etc). Can this one?

Interesting! I do have a real FT-2900R new in box that I bought 6 or 7 years ago that is sitting on a shelf if you are interested in it, I would surely part with it. Was going to put it in my old '92, but ended up selling it before the radio was installed.

Yes, somewhere around 100" length up top would give a gap enough to stand while keeping a 75 to 80" sleeping surface stationary.

Mid October to South Dakota (Pheasants) for me.

IIRC, once the screw is removed, they just pull off.

How fast is it on flat out highways? Can it keep up with traffic? Cruising 75 mph + around here.

265/75R17 may be one of those sizes canceled. I had a set 10+ years ago on my '05

I had the first generation WildPeaks on my '05 and thought they were very loud. But these AT3 are much different. I have the milder version Falken Wildpeak AT Trail on my '14 Outlander and they are fantastic. Very quiet and great traction. Lots of progress over the years at Falken.

265/75R17 is the best fit with and without a lift. Stock was 265/65R17

Well they are 35 years old +/- and only around 70k total of them were imported to USA across all model years including Raider and Montero name plates. Not many left on the road, and with that small of a number, aftermarket is very limited unless the part is used across several vehicle models...