Recent content by Sponge60

These are Kill Devil Hills Ocean Rescue's power wagons. Driven a LOT along the ocean front. They like them and say they perform well. Running about 18 pounds of pressure in the tires. (this pic is from 2022)

Welcome, from Eastern NC.

I got another gun I can blame on my brother-in-law. Desert Eagle 44 mag. I reached out to Magnum Research to get some details, but I believe it is a Mark I.

When my brother -in-law visits, we generally part with the wives while they shop. Inevitably, we end up at one of our local gun shops (or all of them). I picked up this Dickinson Tac4 shotgun for $200. Best part is, I tell the wife it was his fault! Nice little Turkish made pump.

21, 3500 and the light check function works well on my fifth wheel (all LED).

Certainly not the same, but our fire trucks all have extensions that are pretty stout, braided ones that allow easy access for checking pressure and filling as needed. We usually get them from NAPA. They make rigid ones that won't flop around and make noise too. (our current ones are secured...

Maybe you threw a weight?

A vibration test. I haven't heard of that before. And they want to charge $700. May want to look for another shop to help diagnose. I kinda feel like their "test" is multiple test drives.

I don't use the truck's nav. Waze has been reliable, and the app's ability to get real-time traffic updates is pretty nice. Thanks for the informative update on your findings @Razzman.

Ask the dealer to contact the previous owner and get the info you need. They have records. Or run a history and see if the previous owner pops up. Maybe that could help.

Not the size you were asking, but I have a leveling kit and 1 inch in the rear on 35's. I feel like there wasn't much difference between this and stock as far as the 5th wheel. I have the Anderson, and it's set at the highest pin to clear the bed. My concern was putting too much stress on the...

I have one of these. It works great and it does not block the vent. Air simply moves around the item you have in there.

Welcome from Eastern NC. You'll find lots of helpful information on the forum, and way more opinions than you'd expect sometimes. :p

Anyone know what the minimum pressure may be before the TPMS gives an alert? I have 35 12.5 / 20 Toyo, but run 50 all around unless pulling the RV.