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1967 Stevens MFG M416 original parts for sale in Northern Virginia (Fairfax). Includes: - Fenders ($75 OBO) - Tires/wheels/lug nuts ($75 OBO) - Axle with parking brake assembly. ($75 OBO) Metal was painted by PO with latex. All metal appears to be in great shape, and ready for sandblasting...

FWIW, here is my approach. I use a Coleman Camp stove, and a remote line that I run 1lb cylinders from. Goal is to eventually connect to propane tank on bumper, or finally finish my trailer. When you're ready to cook, pull the stove out of the drawer and place on the table. You can prep food...

X2... If I were going to do it again, I would go with the Front Runner. Looks like a solid design, low profile, and nice large openings like what you see in an Eezi Awn.

Go with the LED strip lights. You can get 20' rolls on Amazon, and cut down to your needs, and then cut more strips and connect with the connectors they provide. I run a strip across my rear hatch on my Land Cruiser. It throws insane light for what they are, and as you said, have low amp...

I totally agree. Simpler, and cheaper. But there is a fine line between simple and redundancies. I'll have a 12v + USB hard wired through the truck/trailer connection, but having the ArkPak was a good compromise to have something for the trail, and at home (where generators arent an...

Back on topic I've gone back and forth and I think that I have the solution. I'm big on Amazon, so here is my parts list/description of set-up. 1. Intake and exhaust ports will both be added to the back of the trailer box to help with air flow. The exhaust will instead include a short...

Realistically I could have done the same... however... I'm an electrical idiot and a sucker for good marketing. I picked mine up for $400, and free shipping. This also included the mount, and the charger. Anyone could cobble $150 in parts (estimated total for all components) however, having...

Figured the trailer gurus would have the best input here... I'm working on my M416 build and purchased a trailer tongue box to serve as my hub for electronics. It is a thick poly carbonate, and will be water tight. This will include: 1. ArcPak powered by remote 12v plug in from trailer hot...

I'm on board with everything thus far. What I'm having trouble getting my head around is how the advertised .5 micron (yes, half a micron) is sub-par compared to the Ketadyns, etc. Hand held back packing filters can be had for $100 or less, yet finding something for this application is...

I'm stockpiling goods over the winter for my trailer build this spring, and now I'm onto water filtration. The goal is to install a cost effective system, that could treat fresh water in a pinch (read: SHTF), but in all reality, it will just be to clean up already potable water. Solutions...