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While I still have concerns about their effectiveness, cost etc, I purchased one today. I let the smoke out of the inverter (no fire) today in the camper (too embarrassed to tell you the details) that's one area where it may be preferable. Small confined area with lots of electrical. Plus I have...

Good job. I wish my doors were like yours instead of sliding. I suppose that could be a future mod.

Yes, the 10ga is still energized. I think the possibility of the 6ga becoming de-energized is sufficiently low I'm not worried about it. It'd be very easy to disconnect the 10ga if were concerned.

Straps, double nut, zip tie. A number of ways to make sure they don't loosen.

We've been pretty fortunate in having a fairly mild start to Summer. Keeping the flooding from the snowmelt to a minimum.

That was well worth spending an hour. I agreed with most of what he said and the rest is stuff I just don't know about. He'd probably tell me with my budget and needs just go with what you got. I'd like a 2" lift but do I really need one? Probably not. Heck, its got me where I want to go for...

I counted 36 screws (40 if you count the ones I added for the rack). That's a lot of potential leak points. Some people prefer the two piece roof over the one piece. I don't have oil canning but I have resealed the roof twice. If I were in the market for a new camper I'd have to think hard about...

My buddy drove his CJ4B around with no shocks and you could hardly tell. I had the adjustable ranchos and I got rid of them. Rides much nicer with the Bilstein 5100s.

I'm fairly sure the Truckfridge is just a rebranded indel b and not a "secondary" model. Either way I've been very happy with mine. Freezer keeps stuff frozen, fridge maintains a very consistent temp regardless of outside temps.

Of course you could always head up to Grass Valley and talk to the boss personally.

I left the entire FWC 10ga wiring in place when I ran my 6ga wires. Has caused 0 issues for me.

It's hard for me to imagine how Canada can be burning when we still have so much snow left to melt. Unfortunately local media coverage of anything happening in Canada is poor to non existent. Good luck with your trip.

This weekend I fired up the water heater. More days plus adding my part of the group cook I had enough dirty dishes to justify it. Maintenance on my water heater has consisted of replacing the anode. It is getting harder to fire up as it ages.

For most trips I won't fire up the water heater, just heat a bit of water in pan. I have a pre treatment that works well but may not be for everyone. The dog. Not much left to clean when he pre treats :)

The National Luna is a fine fridge but you pay for it too. Both my Truckfridge and Engel are still running strong.

Good news on the Graboids!

I'm prepared to try that treatment this weekend should it be necessary.

I love brisket but I've never had the guts or the knowledge to cook one.

Toad strangler? Never heard that term before but I like it :)

I use the shaker hose. No need to hold that heavy can.

Just did the math and it comes out to 10k a year. This year will be less. Truck is getting old and spending too much time in the shop. Crossing my fingers when I get it out (hopefully tomorrow) it'll be good to go for a while.

If only my truck wasn't sitting in the shop :(

Not here. I was on the phone to the city last night trying to get them to take care of the dog park. Either water and mow or close it down. It didn't take long for it to dry out once the rains stopped.

Looks like something I could whip up in my shed in a few minutes.

Always fun to try and determine who is really objective. I'd feel better if they were in use by fire departments, racing organizations etc, as foam is. I guess I'll have to purchase one and do my own testing.