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Hardyboard siding is relatively flame resistant if you build your own.

Thanks, I'm grabbing a couple of sets so I can appropriate a couple for camping.

Scepter without a doubt. If they serve the Marines in a war zone you know the farm or back of pickup is safe with them.

Slee has an exhaustive list of things to look for also.

I add plenty of butter and don't stir after the initial browning then when the bottom of the pan browns (takes a little while) I put a paper plate over them like a lid then turn the pan, potatoes and paper plate over and slide them back into pan to brown the bottom. Easy peasy actually.

Sounds like the Ayes have it? (y)

You forgot $ too.

I'd call ARB to see if they could shed any light on your problem?

I always find it interesting to see trails I have taken thru others eyes.

Find a used FlipPac, hard to find but well worth the effort.

Nah they're just going to melt onto your leg like a glazed donut. :cool:

Aftermarket lockers are available both air and electric FYI. I went with rear-electric.

If the problem persists after the switch changeout and no leaks I would check to see how many amps it's drawing? Sounds as though the issue is with the second battery if it runs perfect on the stock battery and cables. Have your second battery load tested, sure it reads good but when a sizable...

Something is definitely haywire mine runs great while on one battery only and no noticeable difference if truck is started. How large is you supply wiring? Did you use the ARB supplied loom?

Do you have a leak bleeding off the static pressure thereby causing the cycling? Check out going connections with soapy water.

Might be a whole lot of fun in Portland or Chicago.

Powerwerx for Anderson connectors and wire.

Looks like the race is on to replace the FlipPac concept.

Panels and controller for less than a buck a watt?

World of difference between a teardrop and the trailer pulled by this jeep FWIW