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Having owned and own a couple of expedition vehicles, my recommendation for you is a 4x4 Frieghtliner or International Chassis with the box/RV built by Showhauler out of Indiana. Built like a tank, they should be able to meet your customization requirements. It will have the comfort your wife is...

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I have a new Zero FX and will be using it with my EarthRoamer LTI. I will be playing with the charging and I will let you know how it goes over the next few weeks.

Beautiful vehicle. How long will the vehicle length be? Tip to tail. Thanks

It is a CZONE controller. The EarthRoamer HD's have been using CZONE for a couple of years. According to the owners, this is a fantastic control system that is simple to use, reliable, and integrates all of the electronics.

Have used the system for a total of 7 years with heavy use on 2 different trucks. No problems whatsoever.

This will be on Apples new streaming service.

I believe that total weight savings will be 1000 + pounds.

Link below: https://earthroamer.com/lti/

I have had a ER in all of those locations for weeks on end. There have been multiple ER's up in the Yukon, Arctic Circle and Alaska this summer. Their will be ER's headed to Mexico/Baja and Central America this Fall and Winter. Great vehicles and wonderful service provided by ER.

I think you should look at a new Tiger or a used Earthroamer. Enough size to be comfortable and host guests, and capable of getting you to campsites that most others can't get too.

It’s worth a plane ticket to go visit the factory outside Denver. They will have used vehicles for you to look at as well as a factory tour. Good fun!

Also a tire repair kit.

Having a similar background as you, as well as a large expedition vehicle. I always carry a good shovel, actual maxtrax type traction boards, and a tow rope in addition to the equipment that you are currently carrying. I have used my winch, as well as the items listed above on more than one...

I had Adventure Trailer build a motorcycle trailer for my motos. I have trailered two GSA’s for many consecutive days off road with out any problems or limitations.

The tire lasts 15,000-20,000miles with rotation every 5000 miles.

Thanks again Dan for the great updates!

It’s great following along!

Is the top picture along the river on the White Rim Trail? Beautiful photos!

Great videos Tim and Kelsey!