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I installed a Dr Prepare 100Ah Lithium (no "hub") in my trailer a few years ago. I was tempted to purchase it based on price. I received & installed it. No problems & I never really worked it hard. (Weekend trips) I did see a review of my unit where the tester cut the unit open & explained the...

Not as cool & exotic as the previous posts but The South Jersey Pine Barrens are my close, quiet place. Hawkins Bridge camping area.

Not sure if the OVR shares but by Intech Explore has a Dexter torsion axle.

I have a single tip out Explore & it cools nicely. @Tkhawk recommended some good tests. Try them out. I added an awning over the tip out & did make the reflectix insulation. With is installed in the tip out, The trailer is like a freezer.

I had been carrying an "All-Start" brand jump starter for a few years. It performed well when I last used it. Recently, in an attempt to jump start a truck at work, The little jumper did nothing even though 4 out of 4 LED's were lit. I thought the All-Start was at the end of it's life. I ordered...

I use a quart pedialyte bottle with a few wraps of green electrical tape around it. I work for a sewer authority & green is the color used for marking sewer.

Have a listen to the latest Overland Journal podcast. Full size truck discussion

I've used mine (X-Bull) 6 or so times & I'm happy with them.

I use the High Mileage in 5W-20. My Commander has 165,XXX on it.

I'm also from NJ (south). I currently have Falken AT3W on my Commander. I don't think I can comment on the noise because the vehicle is so insulated. I previously had Nitto Terra Grapplers on it & I was happy with those. I had General Grabber AT2's on my previous Cherokee & was pleased with...

That DR200 is a great bike. My wife had one for awhile. Reliable & fun.

Near Fort Dix, NJ

"Remains of pouring and cooling building #502a at the Amotol Munitions Plant (WWI) where 6-inch shells were filled with a 50/50 mix of TNT and ammonium nitrate. The construction and layout of the building looks a bit odd with lots of thick concrete. This was done to direct the force of any...

$47,500 (top of post)

A '21 Explore followed me home yesterday.

@dreadlocks is the go-to-guy on your heater. Read thru his posts. He points out the pro's & con's of each

I'd say you did well at $14K since a new Explore is $15,582 base. Looks like you have the Adventure Package (off road tires, roof rack, AC & slide out kitchen) add $5,005. The curbside tip-out bed is worth $1,400. Essentially, your trailer new lists at $21,987. My local dealer won't budge off...

"Adventures suck while you're having them" -Neil Peart