Recent content by nakman

Yeah you understand it correctly. And no you don't have to drain the oil, where it attaches (2 bolts) is way above where the oil sits... there's just an electrical plug to undo, then you pull the thing out, it kinda looks like a kickstand. on the bottom of it is some type of float sensor. I...

Not on a 200, but I have this lift on my 80 series... and it's definitely more squishy than their foam cell pro kit, or an OME setup (nitrocharger shocks). Not quite as squishy as a BP-51 setup. I've run all of these. We're about to install this kit on a GX460 also, it's sitting here just...

so the brake light could be as simple as being low on brake fluid- I'd start there.. if the level is good, I'd probably bleed the system next to see if there's any air or water in there messing with you. and the low oil light is based on a sensor in the oil pan. Some folks have been known...

wow that looks awesome- I'm curious how you're going to stick the panel down? are you removing the 2 center ribs?

pics! also, great that you found a solution here.

happy to help you work it out. email is best sales@gamiviti.com thanks.

Yes. 2015 and older and you don't need to worry about removing the headliner at all. Just unbolt it from the top

no rattles. Most of the weight of the object is sitting on the drawer, and there are little rubber pads between the mount and the wall.

Picture of the 20 pound propane tank mount- a cheap bracket I already had, bolted to an awning bracket I already had, bolted to my Dissent jerry can holder picture of the 80 loaded up, out in the wild... and at camp.

Yes I have this setup on the GX. it works ok, my only real complaint is that the edges of the vinyl thing below the panel is peeling up, so looks kind of trashy. not sure I'd do it again. here's the video:

I regularly do a 5 gallon Rotopax on the side mount. Also the 4 gallon Waterport.. here's a pic of a 5 gallon wavian can, in our jerry can holder:

I built a mount for a 20 pound tank that goes on my jerry can swingout- it consumes the space of 2 jerry cans, so it's not on all the time, but it works well and I could always put gas on the roof rack. I'll find a pic.. I have also carried the 20 pounder behind the back seat, on top of my...

I put a table up on the website that compares propane usage, output, etc. Howl Campfires — Gamiviti - https://www.gamiviti.com/howl-campfires Yes it's true they can really go through propane, but I find with the R1 I rarely have it up all the way.. and cooking on them is more of a novelty...

hey if anyone has a question about any of the Howl Campfires, let me know!

Yeah of course. this is what it looks like in the 80, I used an old fog light switch for the - side, wired just as you have diagramed above. One other thought is you could potentially add a socket holder to the top of one of my dash mounts, then have it up above the radio. It would look...