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we have a Drumi, the SWMBO likes it as no power is required and uses it with biodegradable soaps. Yirego Drumi Portable Non-Electric Washing Machine

It was removed from the market during the summer for usage, it is being readied for storage during the winter as the Canada/US border is closed for not essential travel at least for now. It will go back on the market in the spring unless someone is interested before that.

It's a Bulletproof bumper.

Check the Hutchinson Wheel site, it may give you an idea as they military rims.

I plan on heading across Canada to Newfoundland this summer as soon as these restrictions are lifted. I'll have to keep in mind the Trans Taiga, I and planned on doing the Trans Labrador as part of the trip.

gringoinloscabos for the snorkel checkout: https://www.aev-conversions.com/product/ram-raised-air-intake-system/

We purchased a couple of folding Voltbike Mariner e-bikes which we keep mounted in the rear seat of our crew cab. We've been happy with them, they have 20" fat tires which work well on the beach, we also recharge them from our solar when in remote locations.

I have a 5500 with camper and run 85 front 100 rear, seems to work well.

I found running around 70-80 psi the tires were wearing unevenly, I normally run 80 - front, 100 - rear with the camper installed and loaded for highway driving. I had to install spacers on the rear axel to bring the wheels into close to width alignment otherwise the rears looked out of place...

I have Hutchinson super singles on my Dodge 5500. The tire's were Toyo Hyperadial's 285/70R 19.5 and only have had one wheel that lost it's balance and that was after 25K km/16K miles. I am not sure of the cause, maybe it was a belt gone bad. As I was in Mexico I decided I would use it as a...

Glad to see it finally sold, and to someone who will appreciate it:)

Freebird, I was not knocking the induction cooktop. I have been on the road for nine months now without plugging into any power supply, just running on solar and house batteries. My issue is the length of the draw on the batteries, a small electric kettle will draw for 3-4 minutes while an...

I looked at an induction cooktop but decided against due to the power consumption when working on solar. Howard what's wrong with the diesel cooktop, its a little slow to boil water but once its hot it works fine. We have 400W of solar and use and electric kettle to make tea/coffee in the...

HowardH, we had a custom 6" high pocket coil mattress made for our camper, this allowed us to open the cabinet doors and came to the height of the side storage cabinets. This was made in Calgary.

As Jack say's; keep em coming. Really enjoy the updates :)