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Does it have a DC charger?

PPS, now that's a good one. One could have a Titlest, Goodyear or Red Bull version as the situation dictates.

There have been several posts about replacing the chord with a coiled one to prevent this type of accident FYI

There is always a better way, just ask on any Internet forum. :p

Is this you moonlighting? :D

Worst comes to worst perhaps the locals will assist (drag) you out to where AAA or similar provides service.

I agree however put it on a relay so it is only energized when your trucks ignition is on otherwise it could drain the truck battery.

The GB 70 went in my basket.

Dibs if you decide to off them.

Well you're doing far better than I am.

I think on page 4 it states you must wash your truck at least every other day to be qualified to use and maintain your stainless certification. (y)

There you go again, making perfectly good sense! (y)

I have a question, piece shown appears be a typical male QD which in most cases is a open direct thru opening. wouldn't the corresponding female connector (self sealing) be what should go on the can (source) to prevent spill or leakage?

That's the plan for next the stimulus check, a refrigerator.

Pep Boys new RV department special.

It's truly the 'small' details that are setting your build apart. Bending those compound mounts is amazing and as long as you still have all your fingers intact you're ahead.

Rock solid mod, Kudos for watching your weight. Seems as though many don't.

Depending on rope/strap ,although it was their attachment point it, it may end up in/on/thru your vehicle.

Thankfully you have selected a hobby that virtually requires ongoing work/tinkering. It never ends.

Not to be Freudian but balls are balls but the size of the shaft will have a larger impact on any failure. I have seen tow balls with 3/4" shafts and others with 1 1/8" shafts. FWIW just because you've seen it done doesn't mean it's safe IMHO.