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I have a smaller inverter in the cab for recharging phones, etc. Tried to recharge my computer battery using one of the multiple outlet adaptors and I fried it :lol: In the camper I have a 1500w with heavy cables to the batteries. Goal was to run the microwave, which it does, but not too...

have any of you purchased the IQ4 unit? how is it working for you? have you ever put a dvm on it and watched what is does?

the folks iv'e seen running inverters usually are running something large enough to require hard wiring the inverter. 10 amps at a lighter outlet wont cut it. i carry a small 300 watt inverter that uses a lighter plug...i run a rotisserie motor with it.

Hi Jay I'm using the diamond pattern snow chains made by RUDD. Easiest chains I have ever installed. You can order them through Bill Burke and will cost about $200.00 as he will only sell them in pairs for front and back. marc Hey Marc! How are you familiar with Bill Burke? did you attend...

Dicor, yes this looks good. http://www.dicor.com/Product.aspx?ID=15

I think I'd cover the hole by putting a small piece of aluminum over it using 3m 5200 adhesive caulk to anchor it in place. 3m 5200, now thats a specific statement. you have experience with this product? you believe it will adhere to the white painted roof surface?

its not a perfectly round hole that a rivet could expand against for grip. its elongated.

I was testing a ham radio antenna, a 2 meter LPDA....this one is very light. thats a good thing. i am trying to get ready for a VHF "party", a ham radio contest in Sept. I intend to be a rover up in Salty's neck of the woods as contacts into his "grid square" are highly coveted by hams for...

all free 1. all topo maps in the us Libre Map Project - Free Maps and GIS data 2. very nice tool combining topo and photography....runs stand alone on laptop...no internet needed. JDMCOX Software look for usaphotomaps 3. and then if your in region 5 of the us forset service...

get a quote. they use sliaprene products for their sealer.

you dont see this approach much. anderson power makes high-current connectors used for forklift and golf cart batteries. they can handle jumper cable size wire. http://www.andersonpower.com/products/singlepole-connectors.html

wow. it amazes me. those units are relativly simple. its hard for me to understand how they could NOT work. two rules: you must adhere to the leveling requirements. buy an inclinometer if you have to. 6 and 3 degree limits off of plumb are pretty tight. i know that a few more degrees in...

1. You might want to ask them if there's away it can be engaged manually under the truck. 2. Perhaps go to one of the Sierra forums and see if anyone else has had the problem and they know how to engage it manually. 3. Buy a Dodge. what an awful thing to tell someone who is asking for...

me too. keeping it on is an issue. finding one that is weatherproof is a problem as well.

how do i change the order of display in a TOPIC so newest is on the top?

everyone wants to blame the politicians....thats BS. calif tried to legalize many times....but not enough people were willing to support it. calif tried to have budgets on time....but people always vote in a loser gov who lies and promises the moon. the politicians are a reflection of their...

ive always had a winch on my f250. the only things i have pulled on have been trees, jeeps, and dodge trucks.

whats your source of information?

you tested with the aerator unscrewed from the faucet right? those clog easily.

check this out before you do a drastic restore http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SmitFraud

take a "clicker" and let us know how many ATV's you count. jet ski of the forests...

tabby, pussy, oh yes...dont forget FAT. all cats...

i disagree...get a bigger split ring washer....half inch it wont fight back so much. the goal is to NOT NEED TOOLS!!! a star washer will not hold over time...it does not have enough flex.

star washers dont work as well in "hand tight" situations for me. the split ring washer has more compression range. dont get cheap ones...get the hardened ones...1/2 in, lots of compression and a good one-way bite.

well i believe i have the best solution to the issue of the loosening turnbuckles. i put on a single wingnut over one hardened steel split ring lock washer....and it works perfect. not a star washer, it has to be a split ring type. the black hardened steel type. easy to tighten and ease to...