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Would go to this set up in a minute if the boss would let me. She likes the ability to use the bathroom as needed, I like the fact that I don't have to stop for a potty break, and she can make me a sammich whenever I want one LOL

Showed my wife a nice pusher then the renagade. She picked the renegade because of the engine up from. Said it makes her feel safer

Had a client that serviced them. Be careful on buying a used one. Like MWB said, they need to be cleaned regularly which most people don't do. Most of the failures he deals with are from the lack of cleaning and hard water deposits.

That's why I trim the backing paper to the same size of the decal and use scotch tape and tape it to the inside of the windshield. Been doing that since the decals first came out and have never had an issue.

Saw this on the way to work but its in AZ https://www.arizona.cars/inventory/used-2015-jeep-wrangler-unlimited-rubicon-4wd-sport-utility-1c4bjwfg4fl606891/#

X3 on a sink. I didn't really think about it but my new stacker came with one and cleaning up in the trailer before going in the motorhome is priceless, keeps the wife happy as well. The sink is plumbed into the fresh water tank on the stacker and drains to the ground. Sink is tied to the same pump that is used to pump extra water to the motorhome. On board air, fuel tanks and filling station are an added plus. Also, in all my trailers I have had a dedicated tool box with everything I need while in the dunes. I keep it stocked with harbor freight tools so no unpacking a tool box between trips. The more tie down points, the better. Seems every trip is different on what needs to get tied down.