Norcal Spotted and BS Thread

Nice! Are they Marlin or trail gear?

I’m really interested to see how the marlin ones do.

 

It’s a trial and error method.

The Drifter makes it easy to try and and try again...

 

If you plan on towing the taco with it. It will work but not ideal.
I towed mine twice only in town and was satisfied with the handling.
It will work in a pinch. It tows the boat like dream. Boat is only 4000lbs.
Taco on a flat bed was to be close to 7 or 8k lbs. Suspension was sagging.

 

I've been looking around, but failing... Anyone with a 2.5 gen fit the ARB switches below the HVAC controls?

These switches:


...but down here:

 

All Pro

 

Nice. I know those are good from experience.

 

Someone makes a panel for the cubby below that spot. No way they will fit there cleanly. Judging by pic

 

No, just a bumper-pull travel trailer for cross-country road trips.
I've kinda made my Tacoma not very tow-worthy, and the brakes wouldn't be too happy either.

 

WhoooHooo. Late delivery from Amazon. More shit for the truck

 

Doesn't Ex Lax do that too?

 

Yeah, but I actually use that cubby... I've got a couple days to make my decision on where the switches will go, or I could temporarily shove then in the coin tray (loose).

 

Enyone have one of these? If so how does it work? We'll? Not well? I get that it propane and uses water and ground coffee but Line to know if it's good to get it not.

Coleman Propane QuikPot Coffee Maker with InstaStart Ignition, 4500 BTUs Power Brews 10 Cups in 18 Minutes; Perfect for Camping, Hunting, Tailgating & Outdoor Adventures

https://www.amazon.com/Coleman-Quik...+coffee+maker&qid=1554347285&s=gateway&sr=8-1

 

You dont like the little round black and gray one. I have it. It works fine. I'm not picky were I poop. Being a construction worker blue rooms can be
To the rim. Basically open door, drop pants, hold door, hope you dont shit on your own pants.

 

lol...you scared me for a minute. First thing I did when I got home was to rip that warn box open to make sure solenoid can be relocated and searched their website for solenoid relocation kit lol...I am still interested, but @otis24 still has the first dibs. So, I will wait for him.

 

I had an older cheaper version and I loved it. Melted it though and it stopped working.

New ones might be more robust.

I’m in for another I think. Although I’ve been using a French press.

 

I love my French press. Maybe I'll get one of those too. I don't have any camping gear eccepe my Tacoma or the wife's 4runner and shit gets cold and I need coffee. I think I'll get there coffee taken care of first.

 

My wife wanted one that flushes...

 

You can upgrade the brakes and re_gear and it will do fine for a small load like 4k or less.
Tundra will be much better for that. But I would look at other options if it was me.
I dont think about mpgs, I'm more concerned with others things. The 5.7 is powerful. But lots of issues with 2nd gen. 3rd maybe better but still issues. Now the Cummins diesel. I know I know dodge. Man it is impressive for a full size. They all have issues though. All full size trucks . Used is a risky slope. I would suggest buying from a reputable place and some kinda warranty.

 

My dad has a Coleman tent. It's nice, but I'm just doing a lot of reading at the moment trying to figure out what is good for my useage. Alps Mountaineering makes one I really like, but again, just reading for the most part right now.

 

It flushes.
Question is were dose a porta potty flush to?
That small it just goes 2" over. Still going to smell like shit in a bucket. Just a fancy bucket.
Kinda like a diaper genie.
If you ever tried one of those you quickly find out it's just a fancy trash can. Nothing magical