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I am in the planning stages of adding a foot switch for my faucet to conserve water. I thought I saw someone had installed a hip switch but I can't seem to find it again. I am thinking of installing a trolling motor foot switch to the micro switches of the faucet but I also would like to keep...

One thing I didn't see was that you would need 2 of those batteries if I am not mistaken to get to the 12v needed. That seems like a lot of space taken by batteries and a lot of weight. Please correct me if wrong. Just wanted to clarify.

I use an 18v impact gun to make my install and removal quicker but I love the idea of spot welding.

$3 drawer dividers.

Thanks for input.

Thanks for all of the input guys. Super helpful and exactly what I had assumed. Just wanted to double check and hear from the experienced.

Old crow - Thanks for the post. A lot more info than I had already found. -From what I see or have read is that it should be a direct replacement. Same screw holes just a tad winder to accommodate the montuno sensors. -I believe there is no outside switch because they expect you to use inside...

Thanks for all of the input. I have thought of a stick on. IKEA actually has a pretty nice one that I use in a stairwell but I would love to have it look factory. I'm weird like that. From what I have read and watched about the one I posted it seems to be infrared like an house alarm system and...

Adding one is annoying? Or the light constantly coming on?

I am thinking of converting my porch light to something like this http://www.campingworld.com/shopping/item/starlights-smart-light-1000/65149 with an interior switch so I can disable it using these switches...

Has anyone parked at a tent site and if so how did you ever get asked to leave? We used to camp in the back of our Tacoma with a shell usually at tent sites without an issue. I figure a FWC is really no different than our shell except it pops up. We were only talked to once (and asked where our...

Love my Kermit chair. Packs up great, hand built, and damn comfy

Thanks for the help. I picked up my "new" 2011 Fleet yesterday and made it back to its storage garage for the winter. Just used ratchet straps to the frame and took it nice and easy.

I know Harbor Freight tools might be cheap but I think they are a great source for those one off tools that you only use once in a while. They have a decent hydraulic crimper that I have used to install my dual battery system. http://www.harborfreight.com/hydraulic-wire-crimping-tool-66150.html

Thanks for the input. Saw the Anacortes to Portland and boy do you make me miss the PNW.

Has anyone ever transported a FWC (Fleet) without the bed bars. I am potentially buying a FWC and would need to transport approx 250 miles and was wondering what the feasibility of getting it how would be. Thanks for any help you guys can provide!

Sweet. That is great news. I was even wondering if I could buy the tracks and use the existing holes that were drilled for the aluminum rack.

I was wondering if anyone has replaced the Aluminum roof rack with Yakima type tracks. I am looking at a Fleet that has the aluminum rack but I would really like to have the lowest roof profile available. Any assistance is greatly appreciated.

I sent an email via Craigslist. I'm down in the MD/VA area and interested. Shoot me an email at brock.a.davis@mac.com and maybe we can set up a phone call.

Where are you located?

I am selling my AT Overland baltic birch drawers (36A) and custom sleep platform for my 08 Tacoma in an effort to save up for a Four Wheel or All Terrain Camper. The drawers have been awesome for me over the last couple years that has been a perfect sleep situation for my wife and I but now that...