PabloCruise
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I wonder if it burns when he pees?Thats where he got the PIMPLE
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I finally made the hold down brackets, so we opened it up. Easy in and out and no heavy lifting. I sure hope this solves my bad back problem.
RUSH55
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Pretty slick!
Does the green on the tent match the green on your rig? NICE!
Pigeaten
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Nice!, have you tried loading your bedding inside and closing? Loved not having to deal with that everyday with my Alucab
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Yeah, sorta. One thing that really bugs me is the distributor in the US sewed and bolted their name in five places on the tent, once wasn't enough.
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No, not yet. The bags are packed away right now, but they tell me bedding does fit like the Alu-cab. I'm looking forward to not messing with the bedding every day on the trail.
I like that ability to keep the bedding up there. I only wash my bedding because I end up dropping in the dirt at some point. Now you wont ever have to wash it
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Now you wont ever have to wash it
Exactly! I'm just worried about doing a face plant, swan dive off the top after hanging with the boys.
It's been known to happen before.
Exactly! I'm just worried about doing a face plant, swan dive off the top after hanging with the boys.
I just blow out the dirt with an air gun and repeat
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When I finally got around to plugging in my battery maintainer after the SSS, the charger kept blowing the GFI. I knew I had a problem, but wasn't sure exactly what. Most of you know I plug in where the reflector used to be and the cord runs to the charger...
What I didn't remember was the plug inside the body panel was laying down in the bottom. After I ran a muck in the swamp hole the rear quarter cavity filled with water (muck). I have drain holes for that reason, but they plugged quickly and I didn't check. I drained a good six inches of the stuff out today and relocated the plug to higher ground.
Pro Tip.... If you run a muck, make sure you check your cavities!
What I didn't remember was the plug inside the body panel was laying down in the bottom. After I ran a muck in the swamp hole the rear quarter cavity filled with water (muck). I have drain holes for that reason, but they plugged quickly and I didn't check. I drained a good six inches of the stuff out today and relocated the plug to higher ground.
Pro Tip.... If you run a muck, make sure you check your cavities!
Ugh. What a mess.
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I remember after the drowning you saying " yeah, that's a deep hole, everybody gets stuck there "..... good to know.
Pigeaten
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now you tell meI remember after the drowning you saying " yeah, that's a deep hole, everybody gets stuck there "..... good to know.
WarDamnEagle
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Put a deer I shot in the back of my 4Runner years ago and decided to leave it there until after dinner. Managed to fill that cavity with blood. Lesson learned.
PabloCruise
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When I finally got around to plugging in my battery maintainer after the SSS, the charger kept blowing the GFI. I knew I had a problem, but wasn't sure exactly what. Most of you know I plug in where the reflector used to be and the cord runs to the charger...
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What I didn't remember was the plug inside the body panel was laying down in the bottom. After I ran a muck in the swamp hole the rear quarter cavity filled with water (muck). I have drain holes for that reason, but they plugged quickly and I didn't check. I drained a good six inches of the stuff out today and relocated the plug to higher ground.
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Pro Tip.... If you run a muck, make sure you check your cavities!
Oh no! How long has that soup been in there? A month?
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Yeah, there abouts.
PabloCruise
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Must have smelled wonderful!
Keep up the submersible routine and you’ll have to install one of those drain plugs like you find on boat transoms. And start carrying navigation charts along with your paper maps. Let Jeri run the sextant.