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4.88's first :shakin: hang tight and I'm sure you'll come across a 44gal aux tank. Your time will come!

nice pictures scott. It's great to see kids learning and enjoying the great outdoors.

great feedback scott. :26_7_2: Nothing like feedback from real world extreme testing. What's your review on your whole gps/laptop/bt gps setup? What gps did you use? Do you have to turn on/off the gps manually? How well did it communicate with delorme? Did you like delorme for driving...

wow, nice setup. I really like that jog wheel.

Thanks P, and welcome back! I remember asking you about your brakes and you saying you were going to go through one set of pads before putting the 100's on there. So we'll see how long these pbr 4wd pads last, I'll likely go with the 100's next...So far so good with the pbrs, I'm still in the...

Congratulations all, glad you guys made it home safely. And thank you for including us in your journey :REOutIceFishing: LOL, couldn't have said it better.

Those are some sweet ass pictures...

from the owners manual of a 95...76 ftlbs for alluminum

Another shop boo boo I just addressed... the wheel lug nuts were tightened at about 150 ftlbs

drawers, gears, rebuild, wheels Here's some ramblings of what's been happening with the 80... After my last update I received my african outback drawers w/fridge slide, along with 4 aob load bars and a cdl switch. The drawers are in and they are amazing, I love them. They're built tough and...

I'm speachless. Great stuff guys.

Wow, lookin good brian. I like the aproach angle on the front bumper. And good choice on the lift, I don't think you'll regret it one bit. Your road handling will feel much better.

wow, that is very impressive to say the least. time to get an 80 series up there :bigbossHL:

Mark, Working for an electric utility company we use unistrut everywhere. Including the back of our work trucks. Like you said, we have the unistrut running along the length of the bed with large hooks to hang 2/0 and 4/0 conductor and other misc cords. Using the spring nuts, washers, nuts...

Based on what socalfj said, you should call slee. I'm sure it's fixable if it can't be waranteed. You might be able to remove and open up the mech.

What sort of lock issues are you having? You'd think for the price we pay that you'd get top notch quality.

congratulations guys. we're all very envious and we can't wait to see and hear all about it.

LOL, sorry, I intended on answering your question. So far, I've had no problems with the pins. Regarding the four holes, only the two most forward holes matched with the cross bar. So I siliconed the two rear most holes...And each 15mm spacer only had one hole in it.

This setup is sweet, I absolutely love it. My extremeaire fits perfectly in the side cubby hole as well. Trick question for you...Of the four rear anchor point holes, how many did you use to secure the drawers down? Two or four?

Brian, I just finished installing the African Outback drawers and am very pleased. It's solid, clean and quiet. I don't regret the purchase one bit. I should have pictures in my thread shortly...