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stick on metal For your magnetic needs Shawn

What is going to kill this product is having to have 185lbs strapped to your roof. You can get a lot of solar panels for 185lbs. Especially for "overland", this will be hell on your CG off road, even more so on an already tall van Shawn

I can also recommend these. I used a strip of this above the door on my leer topper and have not had a drop of water in since. Shawn

Damn, nice job that is sexy Shawn

What bed is that, I really like the look of it. The silver one. Shawn

Just FYI Garmin inreach will not do any of the things you want Inreach is text only and emergency rescue request Shawn

^^^^^^^^ This, for the most part you are just paying for the brand name

What you circled in red indicates the frequency range that the radio is able to listen. So in the case of this radio you can hear any frequency in those ranges. The spec you are looking for is called dual watch, priority watch or dual receive. The radio you linked above its called priority...

Don't forget about thermal transfer if you go with metal connections. You may get condensation at all the joints depending on the temperature differential between in and out. Shawn

I like the sawsall blade holders, you just get a pruning blade for it. The blade is not proprietary like all the camping/ outdoors ones. And they are available anywhere tools are sold. Not so much for the camping/hunting ones I have this one: Blade Holder I use And use these blades: Blades...

Just an fyi on the dewalt saw from the project farm video. They have a version 2.0 now that addresses the issues with the 1.0 one now IIRC, that vid is 2 years old. The big one being they now have metal falling spikes on the saws. Which is nice as I, and I assume many others, are trapped in the...

? Thanks, I didnt know they made a new one. I have to older model with just two usb ports and no ability to charge the battery. Time to upgrade I guess. Shawn

Can you post a link to this adapter? I run dewalt and try to make everything run on those batteries, since you almost need a mortgage to own more than two now. So Since I got em I damn well am going to use em LOL Shawn

I also just carry my recip saw with a 12 inch pruning/wood blade. I thought you were set on a chain saw or I would have suggested it lol Shawn

Pick your poison: https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-ONE-18V-8-in-Battery-Pruning-Chainsaw-Tool-Only-P5452BTL/314799961 https://www.homedepot.com/p/DEWALT-8-in-20-Volt-Pruning-Electric-Battery-Chainsaw-Tool-Only-DCCS623B/322138735...

Yeah, underground parking is a no go with the above cab ones. You can get the "ladder racks" for the low ones and carry plywood and longer items on top. I had one on my older truck, mine bolted on and you could take it on and off as needed if you dont use it all the time. With my current one...

Get barn doors, they are game changing Not only are they better for you getting in and out of it, they make using the bed easy. I have a high top sloped roof DCU on my 1500. Get one of the high top ones if you can swing it, gives you way more room to use it day to day. And much more comfortable...

For less than $100 you can get surefire, streamlight, petzl, or princeton tec lights of many diff configs. Many use AA or AAA rechargeable batteries, if using 123a or 18650 is not your thing. There is no excuse to buy chinese knock offs You can also get led bulbs for mag lights if you really...

Sorry forgot to add all mine have been double barn doors. As for roads a lot of forest service roads with some unmaintained forest service roads. I also checked in mine and it has no weld cracks. Shawn

I have had both types and mileage and handling is really no difference. Where there is a huge difference is wind noise. The wedges are significantly less loud YMMV As for the door, double full, with or without window, or bust. Once you use it you will never go back Shawn