How has it affected the driving of your vehicle and fuel consumption?
How has it affected the driving of your vehicle and fuel consumption?
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Wow, that’s pretty intricate but for the price maybe I’ll just hire a person to set up a tent for me in advance(smile)Maybe consider one of these. Pricey but very nice. I checked them out at the Game Fair in the U.K. yesterday.
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I have a 250 lb tent mounted on a G500 and used these rain gutter towers from Gamiviti. Well made. I used cross bars from Sherpa, bolting the bars to the tent, then the hardware to the bars. Been 20K miles off road and nothing but success. Should be similar for the Ineos.
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Cool. Hey I like that bike rack - what kind is it?
1up Rack that I have had for 15 years or so. The pivot is from Yakima, it works well but the arm needs to be 4 or 5 inches longer. The door won’t quite open all the way. Other then that it is pretty darn stable.
Is it worth confirming that your truck is on US gallons, which is equal to 0.83 Imperial (UK) gallons?
Is it a quirk of the camera lens or is there an actual sag in the front Leitner bar from the weight of the RTT?
Just guessing here, but it looks to me like there is an angled piece that is part of the mounting for the awning. The angle gives the appearance of sag, but I suspect it is an illusion (unless there is a 55 gallon barrel inside that tent).
I am in US Gallons. I don’t believe what it is telling me but it didn’t really change much with the tent.Is it worth confirming that your truck is on US gallons, which is equal to 0.83 Imperial (UK) gallons?
If that's the case then us Brits need to convert to real money
We can consider your MPG as 16.5/0.83 = 19.9mpg - which is pretty good for this truck!!
I think your seeing the base of the tent and awning at an angle due to the low res image and the wide angle lens pic . The bars are way thick and strong and don’t flex like a Yakima or Thule bar. I can’t get good light tonight for a pic, but here’s a shot of how the gap between the tent and bars stays the same and allows me to slide in my sand ladders between em.
55 gallon barrel? Is that a fat joke?
