Search results

I used my "old" Necchi 535FA, not as old as yours, to hammer through several layers of 3 layer Gore-tex for a tent I made a couple years ago. Handled it like a champ.

$3K in 2019 is equal to $10K in the 2023 used car market. It is just crazy.

I thought the Jackery 1000 did use an anderson for Solar input? Or maybe just the new one? I built my own for much less cost, but it did cost me time to engineer and build it.

Remember you need good sun for solar output. Figure 6 hours a day best case. You can add 8 to10 amps back into the battery per hour in great sun. Key West, not Alaska. Refrigerator will use 20 to 30 amps daily. An Odyssey holds 105 but only 1/2 really so 50 amps useable.

No, for a regular old starting battery I'm sticking to AGM for now. Reasonable pricing and generally long (6 ish) year life. Make sure you try your fridge at home before leaving on your trip. One of my older vehicles with a lighter socket put my Edgestar 45 into low bat really fast because...

Oh, main battery replacement with a Group 31. Good thing you will be bringing a jump pack.

After using an AGM Odyssey group 31 battery for running accessories for a few years, I decided to swap to Li-ion (roll your own rechargeable power pack) and wouldn't look back. A Jackery type devise (there are many brands and roll your own solutions) stores and releases energy so much better...

Nice color! (same as my old '05) These trucks are a dream on the highway. Our longest road trip was 3.6K round trip. When was the last timing belt, tensioner and water pump replacement?

RIP Eddy. Also came up in my FB feed today. Sad, very sad.

It has an OBD2 plug, but a '95 is still a conglomeration of OBD1 early OBD 2 and Mitsu stuff. OBD 2 code reader wont work. Either need a Mitsubishi MUT unit or an old school Volt/Ohm meter with a needle and count pulses. Details are in the FSM. Even my old '92 & '93 had the OBD 2 plug...

No Gen 3 stock lockers in USA. ARB does sell them aftermarket.

no google drive access at work :-(

Kickstarter? Apparently they don't have faith in the product.

market softening?

Early adopter, had one for a couple years and sold it. Couldn't stand folding it back up to put away on top of my truck.

Predicted 6" to 10" here for tomorrow. We have had bare ground for 2 weeks. Glad I'm getting outa here for a few days to SoCal next week.

^^^ this ^^^

The first vehicle I bought was a 1965 Mustang in 1979, 14 years old and full of rust. Loved and restored that car, but ended up selling it in 1986 to finish paying for college. Wouldn't trust it out of the city limits hardly even when restored. Newish cars are crazy good in general since...

Did you post the request on FB to get this printed? If so, I replied. If not, I can print for you. Send me a PM.

wow!