What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Best place for a decent price is an army/navy surplus store.

They look similar to Mk-19 or 25mm cans. Hard to tell in the pic.

 

These are the cans, they mount with the Hondo t nuts and you have to line it up and drill two holes through outside of can and bolt to side rail. So easy a caveman can do it (I did).

https://www.quadratec.com/products/44036_0011_07.htm

 

Nice bumper, there’s a wiring extension you can get at eTrailer

 

Sweet!! thanks

 

Again, another personal preference. We all have our own reasons to do the things that we do, & that’s ok.

 

You disagreed and violated my safe space...

 

Ordered a set of these yesterday:



Getting put on next week. Then the fun begins...

 

Damn, that’s a lot of miles in that short period of time. I’m the exact opposite, got it in Feb 2019 and only have 3100 miles on it. I’m never home to use it.

 

You're driving. PUT DOWN THE PHONE!

 

Still made it another 16 miles to the gas station. Phew! Buddy was taking the picture

 

I guess that "distance to empty'' really means distance until you hit reserve?

 

Still have one more question for either or both of you guys @Merlin88, @Grossomotto.
Does the Fab four bumper replace everything but the hitch?

 

Thank you.

 

Something like 1-gallon of reserve after the 1 mile is up. Maybe someone can confirm, please?

 

I have a foot long "T" harness (like, if you had 2 trailers) that you can have for cheap if you want.

Bought it to cut up and wire in a Putco light bar, but then got lazy and just bought the part from them.

 

3 gal reserve tank. refilling when the gas light comes up will usually get you about 18 gallons in a 21 gal tank.

 

What kind of step bars are on your truck?

 

Thanks! So, I must have driven about 2 gallons worth of gas before getting to the 1 mile until distance to empty? Because the light was on for quite some time before that...

 

Out enjoying the much needed rain!

 

I would avoid running your truck on empty. In addition to sucking the gunk from the bottom of the tank into your fuel injectors there is also the issue of damaging your fuel pump. In most vehicles, the fuel pump is in the gas tank and is lubed by by the oil in your gas. No gas equals no lube. I’m not a mechanic but this is what I’ve been told by mechanics over the years. I never go below a quarter tank. Just a suggestion.