Recent content by BrewsterII

My biggest concern would be, how well the ASA/ABS plastic shell holds up over time.

Very Nice, I'll be doing the White Rim in mid November, Can't wait ! :)(y)

I find it odd that they could not swap trucks to the rightful owners at the border, being XO has their Tundra down in Montana. I guess the trucks could carry the Covid virus ................ heck I don't know. ?

They are approved to be buried in most places if you don't want to pack it out.

I use a Thunderbox clone sold by Ironman 4X4. Its about as compact as you can get. Use it with the bags and powder, or dig a hole. I don't know of anything smaller/compact. The 3 legged one by PETT is decent, just be careful when you go to wipe, as you lean to one side it wants to "tricycle"...

Actually, it was not loud. It's when people put the crossbars in backwards that they make noise. I drove with the OEM rack on for over a year. :) And if the Front Runner rack is making noise, "your friends" need to adjust the wind deflector on the front of the rack. It's all in the installation...

Kinda like saying ......... 4 wheel drive is only required when you need it. :rolleyes:

My Front Runner roof rack does not make any more noise than the factory roof rack on my FJC. Quiet in my opinion! :)

This ^^^^^^ 100% ^^^^^^ ATRAC works amazingly good. Use it before you decide. :)

LOL, I never feel un-safe in my existing RTT. :)

For several hours now, I've been trying to figure out the level of absurdity this RTT fits into. Conclusion is ............. I cannot! ****** ................... A Million Times ................. ******

Personally, I'd have Autohome Maggiolina's/Columbus on that list.

If you would have READ my post, I said "one of the toughest". It's a short sentence Skippy, slow down and read it! :)

I think I need to order an extra hand crank and put it with my factory jack tools in the truck. (y)

I'd think long and hard, and do all your research before drilling holes in the bottom of that tent. The tent was designed to mount from the 2 steel rails embedded into the fiberglass bottom. If you are doing a fair amount of off road work, Autohome recommends using 3 load bars. I don't...