Samson16
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- First Name
- Kyle
- Joined
- Mar 24, 2023
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- Location
- Orlando, FL.
- Vehicles
- '22 F-150 XLT Powerboost Super Crew 4x4
- Occupation
- Aviation systems
- Thread starter
- #76
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If thats a duplicate of mine, it is my most used tool in the RV.
The Irwin 9 in 1, a Gerber multi tool, a multi meter with amp clamp, a fuse kit, an assortment of electrical connectors and most small things are covered.My Powerboost probably wouldn't be over Payload when I'm towing, if it wasn't for all the RV support tools I never would go on the road without.
I love RV's. I can't get out of them. But I am always "fixin somthin"
I’m letting my ignorance shine!You going rock crawling?
You should get a winch too?![]()
Thinking on it, I haven't had, at least posi trak on a pickup, since the 80s and 4WD since that one.I’m letting my ignorance shine!
I imagine a steep grade getting to a campsite and one set of rear tires just spinning in the gravel as I slowly slide awkwardly back down the hill![]()
That’s my concern. My truck is no off road machine but it does have 4WD to get me out of a grass parking area after a rain shower.Thinking on it, I haven't had, at least posi trak on a pickup, since the 80s and 4WD since that one.
Absent that, wet grass could foil them.
So what you are saying is that you are pondering how to avoid adventure when you set out for adventure in an adventure rig.I’m letting my ignorance shine!
I imagine a steep grade getting to a campsite and one set of rear tires just spinning in the gravel as I slowly slide awkwardly back down the hill![]()