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That's funny! He's also got a pretty sweet one that holds rotopax and swings out to allow use of the ladder.
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That's funny! He's also got a pretty sweet one that holds rotopax and swings out to allow use of the ladder.
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Corral Hallow and Strawberry for Halloween 2015
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Halloween 2015, cont.
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Death Valley, November 2015.
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Death Valley 2015, Cont.
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Death Valley, 2016.
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Recessed Light Bar Mod on Prinsu Rack.
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Laurel Lake and Hot Creek Trip, June 2016.
Pictures are incredible, look forward to some day getting down to Death Valley.
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@Wheelingnoob Thank you! Death Valley is a must, Amazing place.
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What rotors are you using?
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@Rivman1243 Powerstop drilled/ slotted.
I was thinking that same question as well. How have they held up so far? Mine this summer have started to warp, and they were turned once by the PO, so I'm in the market for something a bit of an upgrade over stock. What pads did you go with?
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@Phildoh So far so good! They aren't a miracle cure for our crapy 80 series brakes but they helped. For pads Iam using EBC Green Stuff. The EBC pads helped as well, but think I will try a different pad out next time around.
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Being a mechanic I've never really had great luck with turning rotors. Seams like they always warp again and faster than the first time. But 90% of the time I will resurface them when changing pads
Thanks for the info! I'm going to lean towards these rotors next time, and do my homework, very well going with 100 series sin e they have a bit more meat.
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Great build - Can you tell me more about your propane setup on the Slee Swing out? Manufacturer? More Close up pics?
Thanks!
Great build - Can you tell me more about your propane setup on the Slee Swing out? Manufacturer? More Close up pics?
Thanks!
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@Boltripper Sure can! Its a AT 5lb propane bracket. Bottom of the propane is bolted to the ladder and the back is bolted to a welded bracket. Ill try and snap a couple closeups for ya today!
Bracket for 5 lb. Propane Cylinder.
Bracket for 5 lb. Propane Cylinder.
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That's awesome - Thanks so much -
Also, assume from pics that the Columbus roof top tents at 51" will fit between the cross bars of the Prisnu Design Rack? I'm looking to do that rack and want a hard shell that will fit between the rails.
5 lb Propane good for 5 days of camping / meal prep? Was wondering about a 10lb setup, but like the size of your 5 lb..
Appreciate you taking the time...
Regards,
john
Also, assume from pics that the Columbus roof top tents at 51" will fit between the cross bars of the Prisnu Design Rack? I'm looking to do that rack and want a hard shell that will fit between the rails.
5 lb Propane good for 5 days of camping / meal prep? Was wondering about a 10lb setup, but like the size of your 5 lb..
Appreciate you taking the time...
Regards,
john
I have run a 5lb propane for 2 weeks breakfast and dinner. I did use the fire for grilling though. When I got home I still used it for a month on my BBQ used 2ish time a week.
I would have no worries using it for a 2 week trip.