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    Expedition Truck Caps

    I have had an A.R.E. MX model with the walk-in door for 3 years. I wouldn't buy another. However, if you live in a dry region with no dust you should be OK. I've found the large back hatch to be very poor fitting. I've finally sealed the hatch all around with silicone sealant. It's a nuisance...
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    Trailer Lug Bolt patterns

    assorted trailer questions Thanks for contributing to this thread. I've been trying to figure out if I can match the wheels on a trailer to the ones on my 2010 F-150 4x4 (17 inch rims with a 6 hole pattern) for the exact same purpose as the thread originator: to allow me to carry one size...
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    To Stud or not to stud your winter tires?

    yes, use studded tires I'm a firm believer in studded tires and have had them on all of my vehicles (except when I lived in Southern Ontario, where they are illegal). That includes front wheel drive, rear wheel drive and 4WD. Here in Newfoundland, the roads range from slushy to icy (very...
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    Camper Shells: your experiences and suggestions

    set-up for one Here are some pics of my set-up. Hope they're useful to someone. In looking at the pics, I think I should have asked Rubbermaid for sponsorship. :) The rig is an A.R.E., Model MX, cap with the walk-in door option on a 2010 F-150, single cab with 8 foot box. The man-door on...
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    Newbie - Slow but Sure F150 Build

    alternate tarp set up for wind The set-up shown is great when it's calm. In wind, put one pole in the center and pull the corners down to the stakes OR use the two poles but set the height quite a bit lower than the the top of the truck. The choice depends on wind direction and precipitation...
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