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they don't paddle as nice as a hard sided boat. for me its have a packable boat or no boat most of the time. local rivers and lakes i still choose my canoe or kayak though. really depends on what you want from it. read lots of reviews. some paddle better on flat water than others, some are more...

whynter 45 here running non stop for 3+ years. only complaint is the cheesy cigarette lighter adapter

i have one of the 20v 12" dewalt saws too. super impressed with its cutting ability and battery life

I have a 2 person pack raft from alpacka. its the Oryx . cant beat how small it folds up and pretty east to inflate and deflate especially with a small electric pump.

my windows in the canvas leak a little when driving. I have an older camper and the windows have been redesigned since though

not sure what year camper you have but I find in my 04 grandby that water will find its way in through the velcro when the top is down. water works its way into the folded canvas then runs back till it hits the velcro windows and wicks its way in. not large amounts by any standard but enough to...

I’ve run them permanent. The verbiage is just for liability reasons. If for some reason the plug fails they font want to be liable.

If you are part of their reward program you get an email almost monthly will some part of their inventory at least %40 off. I would never pay full price for their gear unless you need it immediately. I love there stuff but it worth the sale price not the full price in my opinion.

a grandby was just posted

Be diligent on Facebook marketplace. I snagged a new in package oryx and shred apart paddle for 1k a few weeks ago

Gives me hope for my tiger 800xcx.

I was thinking an ultimate Mx hauler

Makes it hard to put a dirt bike on the back

One of the main reasons I haven’t pulled the trigger on a flat bed model. That angle is such a waste of space and just looks awkward on most builds.

That’s my got to hunting area. It’s big enough you can actually get away from all the lazy hunters if you are willing to put in the boot time.

It’s a winch. A wench is a pirate the answer is yes.

Probably fine on a newer f350 but my 04 f250 is near or over gvrw. Not sure how anyone can get away with them on the smaller trucks

I think dual winches would add close to 200lbs once you factor in a proper rear winch mount too. Just one more thing to think about lol

If you don’t already go follow go2xplr on Instagram. He had a really nice rear winch mount made. He runs a front and rear. If running two I would go at least 12k for both since your truck is likely to be close to 9k when finished.

they use heavy springs above a plate the bolt end of the u bolt goes through. the spring sits over the ubolt end then a large washer and nylock bolt go on. flex amount really varies depending on spring stiffness and length. Similar to this but with ubolts.