Alabama thread!

Welcome to the thread

 

would need a nitrogen tank, regulator, and a no-loss air chuck. $300-400 Setup.

I took mine to a shop for this rebuild, but if I start rebuilding them for others I’ll get my own tank

 

Anyone know of a place I might could get a slab of plastic?
Looking to do something like this:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...-3rd-gen-today.399305/page-8574#post-24005757

 

https://www.eplastics.com/sheets/ab...hjXgR-sdWU5e_nokNZdTEWl_H01-BUzxoC1CwQAvD_BwE

i bought from here before

 

Thanks!

 

Also, if anyone comes across a short bed mat local, let me know. Nobody wants to ship those things.

 

I’ve had that from the station.

 

You can get a horse stall mat from Tractor Supply for cheap... something like $40.

 

@JKU3000 man you are way behind! You need to catch up. Yesterday was wild!

 

Those horse stall mats make great archery backstops for field points too.

 

God i need to take my truck on a ride.

 

Are you ready to go?

 

Tap plastics is a good place.

McMaster Carr can also be good.

 

Baiting them alabama flies with natty light.

 

Even if I run solar on the camper?

 

The only thing I run in the truck is the fridge. It was fine when I was out in Moab. I plan to eventually run solar on the camper(was thinking 300W renogy). Could I run one solar panel on the truck and keep the single battery?

 

Evenin fellas

 

this thread moves fast

 

Sup Joey

I miss all the ones during the day unless someone quotes me. It's too many pages to go back and read. I apparently miss some good shit though

 

Keeps mine charged up while traveling (ran two cables from dual battery set up to trailer). Primarily for the Whynter fridge/freezer in back of trailer but also keeps the batteries topped off to maximum for when I arrive somewhere. I have three solar panels (two 100 watt and one 80 watt) in the trailer for charging the three deep charge batteries (SunXtender PVX-1040T) in back of the trailer when camped. I know it is more than most people would use and they are exceptionally heavy but I can also run a 2000 watt inverter off them as well as LED lighting and pump for on-demand hot water. Might be able to get by with two panels but they did not keep the batteries fully charged during my last major trip a few years ago. Everything is going to get it a thorough test when camped in Wyoming for two weeks in September. Will be posting pics once we are back.