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I’m also considering putting the ARB dual in a pelican case (but hadn’t thought about it needing intake air).

My mistake Ron, I mixed you up with someone else obviously. I don’t know when I’ll get out there again with the virus thing the way it is, and my granddaughter may not even be going either (the school May decide to do some online something or other, I sure don’t know. if we don‘t talk again...

Hey thanks Scott, I’ll check it out this weekend.

Ha! Good one Josh! As soon as I saw the first pic, I thought... somebody needed an action shot! I seem to remember some fire roads up in that area, and while “unimproved“ they are still roads... Months from now I’ll see you near Boulder. Tom

You mean like upside down (Financial)?

If that's the case, it's really sad and too bad for everyone. Reminds ME that I need to buy a couple small fire extinguishers!

I agree, it looks shoddy. I have one of mine in my hand and I tried popping the side off. It started but it did not want to come off completely so I snapped it back closed. Now it looks the same as before I tried to pop it off. What I woiuld really like is an app on the phone (or better yet...

Eddie, what will you be changing to go from Rube to O'land? Seems like a backwards change to me.

:) Wheee!

Guy prolly wired his lights wrong LOL

Good luck with your sale Josh... Looks like someone needs to roll you back over in the second photo!~ LOL

OK, I just looked at the NORTHRIDGE LINK. I AM GOING TO PM YOU.

Tell me about that lightbar: what wattage is it, is it supposed to mount over the windshield, does it require any drilling of the windshield frame, anything else of significance?

Wow Jeff, that post was full of great info. And I really like your second image of the bed - it answered both my CO2 question as well as my hi-lift question! I know nothing about Molle's), but for various applications I am curious about how the Molles are attached to the bed walls. Thanks for...

Cool trip and great video! Thanks for sharing

I can air down easily, but getting air (or some other gas) back in is more of a problem. I've seen various sizes of compressors and CO2 tanks, but: Where do you get CO2 tanks refilled, and what is a good way of anchoring them in the bed? Obviously N2 is an option too, but that is basically air...

I realize that the multiple colors could be an issue so let's leave it at that for now and I will talk to you later about that (or alternatives). Thanks, Tom

Actually Keith, I was wondering how resolved your images/etching is. For instance I have these favorite images. talk to me about how you could make these. Don't labor too much on how you would do these, if they are out of scope, no worries

Hey I was a boy scout ("Be Prepared") I'm always prepared. I think it looks perfect (I wouldn't swear that my punk'n has any metallic in it either but I know it is described like that). Thanks and talk to you later, Tom