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No experience on the multiple cooler side, but I would agree on the fancy pans. Been there and done that with a couple different brands on multiple vehicles. About the only affect I saw was maybe a slight delay in temp rise, but once it started it rose right up to where it always did. It's...

Just FYI for you to use or not, but these are not dump trailers, which is a common misconception. The tongue is meant to be disconnected underneath, not at the front, so that it can pivot down and act as a landing leg. This makes it a more compact package for shipping. If your trailer still...

If you haven't and you still have time have your new ones ordered with a military wrap. If you bust a main again it's still a bugger, but it won't be as big a bugger.

Heyyyy Booboo, cheeck out this stuff right here. Better than a pic-a-nic basket!

Sweet Jesus, I don't think I've ever in my life seen anything that orange!

My opinion would be a crew cab short bed gas. For what you're going to do the buy-in for a diesel isn't worth it, nor are their repair costs. And just for the record, the last time I was in a Cummins repair facility it was packed to the gills. A crew cab is dang near a must if you're...

No dog in this fight but as a business owner I can say this. Some customers can be rude, obnoxious, self absorbed, impossible to please turds completely immune to logic or reason who go completely off the deep end at the first hint of anything they perceive to be an issue. Some business owners...

Never done it personally, but seen it done successfully. Steam box, or steam bag, for bending the plywood. Big boat builder technique apparently.

I'm betting your buddy could set himself up a nice side business with interior skills like that. Good job.

An empty carpet tube and a bit of duct tape makes for a decent shipping container. REALLY opens up your potential market. Just sayin. :)

MIA going on 3 months now.

Man I guess maybe. I don't think I've got $250 in the whole thing, including fixing the line.

What do you have going on in this pic? Starting at top left youve got alternator, then straight across to the A/C compressor, below that is per steering pump, back to the left Is water pump and then the vacuum pump at the very bottom left. Is that all correct? I wonder how hard it would be...

Not sure how your system works but with mine when I fire up the rear it drags the performance of the front down with it. I'm sure the long hose run from the engine bay, through the dog house, down the frame rail, across the box, then up the wall to the A/C unit doesn't help. Wonder if I...

I'd really consider DIY. On mine it didn't take 5 minutes to cut off the old fitting and crimp the new one on. I did the leg work like pulling the panels and getting the hoses freed up and all that, but the shop did the cutting, fitting, and reattaching enough to charge and check for leaks...

Knew about the shut offs. Had them closed so I could at least have A/C up in the cab without draining the systems. Dayuum, that sucks on the cost. Do you have to replace all the lines, or just replacing fittings? I seriously considered buying the tools and all the materials myself and...

How hard do you intend to go trail wise? If it's just you and the missus and you don't need to get too crazy while heading to a campsite, there's some fairly off road capable pop ups out there you mint consider. Run Google on "off road pop up camper" and check out the images. Should give you...

Pretty sure it would take a 40" back there with no trouble. The front would start to get real tricky I think. Probably aftermarket fenders for sure, the stock bumper would have to be hacked or ditched altogether, and not sure what else without taking another look-see. Conventional wisdom...

I think those came out of an explorer but I can't remember for sure. It's probably back in the thread somewhere from when I picked them up, but my memory isn't so good so good. :)

My rear A/C had a leak. Actual location was unknown other than it was inside the box in the wall where the A/C unit was. I was really not looking forward to tearing into it because I figured pulling the unit out would suck, fishing the leaky line(s) out would suck, and paying the bill for a...