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Dave Druck [KI6LBB]
John B said:Does she know it's yours or still think it's a rental? Planning to tell her later it's permanent?
She knows its ours.
John B said:Does she know it's yours or still think it's a rental? Planning to tell her later it's permanent?
Willman said:One question for ya.......
Can you still swing out your gates with the trailer all hooked up?
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SOCALFJ said:Yeah , everything can still open. I have the tongue extended out about 3" past normal just to make sure when we travel through deep and steep situations the spares dont hit the front box. I'll have to shoot a pic for you.
Sorry for the slow response, ive been under the weather.
TheRoadie said:Very nice pics and writeup. I assume the batteries are 105 Amp-HOUR, not just 105 Amps?
TheRoadie said:I assume you park it at home? Do you happen by any chance to use a chain or hitch-lock to keep it secure? You never know how many insanely jealous ExPo readers might be planning a reverse Santa visit. Or is it protected by Smith & Wesson like most nice things in SoCal? :gunt:
Nah, I'm kidding, but that got me curious how people do keep their trailers secured if they're not way out in the boonies.
TheRoadie said:.............Nah, I'm kidding, but that got me curious how people do keep their trailers secured if they're not way out in the boonies.
Same here... the Kimberley, the military trailer, and the Jeep are all in the garage. The daily drivers sit in the driveway.Tucson T4R said:In the boonies I don't worry about it. At home, my trailer kicked my 4Runner out of the garage.I figure my KK trailer will last through multiple tow vehicles and deserves the extra protection & security.
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texas taco said:Man thats a nice set up. Your write up was great. Is that a new Land Cruiser decked out with some safari bling on your sema coverage pics?
DaveInDenver said:Someone who would not normally be able to afford one.