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Have you tried antifreeze yet?

Yeah, absolutely. I attended the Overland Expo at the Biltmore. Homebrews are always unique and interesting. Like Forrest's Fuso on Cheap RV Living. One on the best, inexpensive build that I have seen. Nice guy too.

We've been looking at this new concept for a couple of weeks now: https://www.boondockerswelcome.com/ Maybe something along these lines.

This was just a brainstorm. Something to stimulate the thoughts and bowels of those interested : ) The concept comes from the business World.

I'm not limiting it at all. It was just a brainstorm. I would be happy if it was in all states. Have to start somewhere. TN is known to be a MV friendly state.

Private campgrounds can do what they want and I respect that. I think there is a need for more diverse campgrounds. The RV world is changing. What is the fastest growing segment of the RV population? Millenials.

i need to track this guy down. We need this for our narrative. Nice job Nick!

TV station PBS https://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/national-guard-to-help-protect-california-towns-from-wildfires My point is this. People hate the military or any associated vehicles until there is an emergency. Then they love us. Whatever... California has an education problem, among other...

These trucks were designed to go where no one else can. I say we do it.

Yes, they are at home. I found them on the internet.

I had a brainstorm. Maybe a group of individuals could start a MV /overlanding park in TN. Start a trend. Just a thought...

There is an important delineation between an RV'r and an Overlander, and it is really starting to show up now. True Overlanders love converted vehicles. They won't have an issue with a previous military vehicle. Camo color represents what? They need to think about that while they eat tofu and...

https://gov.goodyear.com/docs/military/military_tire_brochure.pdf Oops, I guess it was 100 psi. The 20 plys take 123 psi. Guess it only goes up to 81 psi on the CTIS. http://trucks5ton.tpub.com/TM-9-2320-392-10-1/TM-9-2320-392-10-10359.htm

You are probably right. I will double check. When I get home I will get that Goodyear documentation that I found that mentioned the 120 psi.

49% of residents surveyed are leaving California in the next 5 years. They have created their own toxic cesspool and now they want to leave. Look at San Francisco. It used to be a nice area. Now it's a dump with syringes and feces everywhere. All in the name of personal freedom to live the way...

I just realized something. Correct me if I am wrong. If you run high speed gears, in order to run at the maximum Goodyear MV/T speed (I have seen 65 and 68 mph ratings for max. speed), you have to be running 120 psi in tires (per Goodyear document). I don't think our CTIS systems run that high...

The overhead is a breeze with the Carpenter-Meyer kit.

Do you have a part # for the 150 psi transducer? Thanks!

Driveshafts balanced?