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Personally I don't trust outfits with shiny tires on these kinds of vehicles. :cool:

Figure about 22 lbs. per 3 gal RotoPax full if that helps at all.

50K is insane any way you look at it. In other words they don't want to do it. Sounds as though the Building Dept. costs for a barn aren't the only overpriced things in Boulder.

Semi trucks use a product called Synflex which is very flexible and uses push pull fittings and is DOT approved. Usually available at Napa auto parts stores. Just another option and very easy to fix on the trail. It's much like the airlines ARB uses for their lockers. Comes in metric and SAE sizes.

Don't junk it, could just be a broken solder connection on the board?

This uniy is designed to only activate air lockers, not fill tires.

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This is a very practical solution to an issue that many face in one form or another. Kudos Sir and thanks for sharing.

That makes sense, thanks

Would someone clue me what tire size has to do with a FlipPac?

Keeping add-ons separate from stock systems is always a good idea.

Try this one https://www.amazon.com/Deutsch-6-pin-Pigtail-14AWG-Copper/dp/B07FTDS23L/ref=sr_1_6?dchild=1&keywords=6+wire+waterproof+connectors&qid=1596510523&sr=8-6

See I told you that you could go blind with all the choices. My preference is Deutsch.

Just Google 6 pin waterproof connector, You'll go blind, several actually already have color coded wire drops installed.

As suggested a conversation and case or two of adult beverages goes a very long way.

This is reality.

If you carry a snatch block it can turn your 5k into a 10K, well almost.

Sure most RV type on demand 12v pumps can be rigged with a simple pickup tube.

Much as it pains me it will be an 11. The weight is certainly a factor but how high and where in respect to the initial center of gravity is the deal killer here. It would be the tail wagging the dog so to speak.

Correct tire pressure for increased loading.