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Availability and providing service are 2 different things. We stopped at a place where there was 9 Starlink (probably more at surrounding campgrounds) dishes at a campground. The speed was was down to 20mbps and latency at 70+ ms. The upgraded "Priority (data) Plans" (brings the speed up to...

I found (right under my nose) the 5200HD. The bushing is 1" wider (isn't much) vs. the standard version. What doesn't make any is according to the dimension the standard 5200 and standard 7000 are identical...

Wait until you get the trailer. That kit is a fire hazard. The 80A fuse is way to big to protect 40' (combined length of pos and neg) of 8ga wire. 40' of 8ga should carry 10 amps and be protected with a 15amp fuse/breaker

I'm not sure Symmetry is 100% at fault because I don't see anything on Timbren's website showing a standard or heavy duty version. In fact this is what Timbren say for each axle capacity. Not only can this suspension handle tough loads, it also lasts under tough conditions. From the heat of the...

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Carter pump is a rotary vane pump so it will self prime and can be run dry. If it get's crap in it they are easy to take apart and clean out Carter pumps are 50gpm. The 17gpm pump that IdaSHO is using might be better for your (16-18g) application.

Installing them (sleeve type preferred) fwd of the springs would be easier. If you can't find sleeve type that are long enough you may have to use billow type and leave the bottom disconnected

On a 4 or 4 wheel you can get a 13" wheel/tire but the inside of the tire may rub against the trailer. Next step is a wider axle with 5 on 4 1/2 and 14" tire/wheel.

Sites and Trails BC https://www.sitesandtrailsbc.ca/ Look for the places that have 1-3 sites (not big enough to charge fees) and need (noted in directions) 4x4 https://www.sitesandtrailsbc.ca/search/search-result.aspx?site=REC1838&type=Site

Try a search for "Carter Fuel Pump" I've been using them for decades. Put it on a 12V digital timer so it will automatically shut off

Nope. It only works for the 1st minute then you get bored/distracted and don't notice the main tank is full until there's fuel on the ground.

I'd be surprise if you can find a gas tank that has a fitting on the bottom. You could used a diesel tank that has a drain on the bottom but it's a bad idea to drain gasoline off the bottom of a tank.

Are you happy with the trucks fuel/range?

I put 205/75R14 on 2 trailers running 35psi for a little more cushion/durability off road. Swapping wheel/tires is easy. The fenders and making brackets for them takes the most time.

I usually see 4-6 are cracked. For just one welding both sides would work. An idea for the long term would be to cut alum. flatbar that fits inside between the flanges of the channel. On the outside bolt 3/16"-1/4" alum angle to the channel/flatbar and gussets. Best to do before more cracks show...

Nothing wrong with aluminum just Alum-Line are crappy builds. The welding is downhand and the channels isn't thick enough. My $0.00002 to fix (welding the other side will delay cracking) this would be to add a 6" long doubler (3/8" flatbar) between and the gusset. The doubler would go flat on...

I ran KO2s and was going to put K03s on my Tacoma but the KO3 looks more like an All Season that an All Terrain.

There's a recall on Kelderman radius arms that might be something to look into.

Maybe this should read Panel Maker In Panic Mode