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Always good to hear from you, we will have to meet one day out in the road! Safe travels to you as well my friend!

Thanks!

I’m running the bilstein 2.3 inch leveling kit with replacement coils and 33 inch BF goodrich KO2’s. I have not found anything that I cannot do that I have wanted to do. I have ran 34s and I like that tire size, the main reason I’ve stuck to 33’s is because my gearing is 3.42 and I tow and so unless I change out my gearing to 410s or some thing a little bit beefier I can’t run 35s efficiently while towing a heavy load IMO. If you have 4.10 gears then I think that 35s will be just fine with a leveling kit, I would not use a puck I would use an actual coil replacement kit, it makes a world of difference, I’ve had both. The AEV system is great if that’s what you would like to do and can afford it but the value you get for the price I don’t necessarily think is there. It’s basically just an upside down spacer kit but it’s still a good kit as it maintains all the geometry you need and allows you to run very large tire sizes. I will never run 37 or40 inch tires I just don’t think that there’s any point to it at all, I’m in a mega cab I’m not gonna be doing any massive rock crawling. But to each their own if that is what makes someone happy then there’s nothing wrong with it.

@@PrestonGladd You bring up some solid points. I didn't think about the gearing and I will be towing an HQ 19. I have the crew cab 2500 and the same gearing as you. Rock crawling is also not in my future. Thanks for the solid feedback. Safe travels my friend...

You can create an Avantlink.com account and apply through that system for the affiliate program. The table you can get from REI, the link to that is pinned as my top comment. Thanks for watching!

I use this for higher flow Flojet 03526-144A Triplex Diaphragm Automatic Water System Pump, 2.9 GPM 50 PSI, 12 volt DC www.amazon.com/dp/B002P33KVQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_fabt1_SWBWFb270Y6ZM

Outstanding! Thank you so much.

@st8ton You have to disassemble the entire kit to properly store it in the box but set up takes approximately three to five minutes at max

Hi what the folding table name pls

They should hold up, they have with me so far. And you can get replacements. The customer service has been great with them.

I have multiple videos of my truck on my channel. The setup is always changing.

Tim Stocker no it is only to keep larger sediment out. It does not provide any filtration as far as I know. I just use .75 ML of bleach per gallon and wait 30 minutes if I need to purify water, then I recirculate it back through the pump to clean the hose and pump.

Update, the CDC now recommends .5 mL of bleach per gallon. Also be cognizant of what percent your bleach is because there are different measurements for different percentage levels of bleach. You can find information on the CDC website or on the WHO website.

Its 30 Gallons, here is the link www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01BFC5NTO/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Cherié Posluszny on the Joolca? You could fashion something but it doesn’t come with a drain hose. If you wanted it to drain out of camp I would recommend making the hole bigger and using some larger diameter hose. The drain hole on the Joolca isn’t really designed well.

The Nomad kit comes with an adapter that screws onto the tub's drain hole that turns it into another quick-disconnect, then simply click a hose on it.

The Joolca NOMAD filter only keeps leaves and large sediment out. You would need to pair it with something like the Clearsource NOMAD (the companies are not related) for clean safe water. I just released a video on that system today.

I have a 30 gallon tank, which lasts a long time. I just have to find a water source using natural waterways or at gas stations. I run the clear source nomad water filtration system so I can pull from any source.

@@PrestonGladd Hi I was wondering where you purchased your tank?

You can control the flow on the heating unit itself, but not at the faucet.

@@PrestonGladd ty hon.

It’s not noisy at all, is being amplified by the microphone

Approximately 3 - 4 gallons if I had to guess. I have a 30 gallon tank and it has a 1.6 gallon per minute water pump, I had the water flow turned up and down at various stages.

I think it boils down to the bottom line, but I don’t work for the company, just with them, so I can’t honestly answer that.

I’ve had it at about 7500 feet and it worked just fine

I have not had it over 3500 feet, I’ve only had the unit for two weeks and I’m located in the Mojave desert region currently, I will be traveling to higher elevations in the near future and will test it then but currently I do not know how it will perform at high elevations.

I have a similar product made by Hike Camp and I just came back from Sequoia where the altitude at our campsite was over 6500... that was enough to prevent my propane water heater from lighting. I was so frustrated bc I thought the unit was broken. When I came back home to Orange County -- the unit fired up without any issues at all. This unit is very impressive looking as the Hike Camp unit is as well - lots of similarities... though, I am actually thinking of purchasing this unit for the additional accessories like the sink and waterproof pump system. Does anyone have a solution for high altitude and propane ignition?

It’s a snap outfitters treehouse snapoutfitters.com/?_vsrefdom=adwords

Smoking Price as well

You can use discount code GladdOverland for 10% off

The only issue I had with mine is I broke one of the top covers for the Nomad Basin and I put hose clamps on all of the hose fittings because the plastic ones were not strong enough. I make sure to drain my unit if using in cold weather and I have used it a lot over the past few months with no other issues.

@@PrestonGladd Interesting and good to know. I was a bit disappointed after testing at my house a few times and seeing it work perfectly, then taking it out on an actual trip in 48 degree weather to have it fail. I hope I just got a bunk system, maybe I'll exchange it and hope the exchange is better than the first. Thanks!

Link is pinned in the comments

I pinned a comment to the top that has the link to the table

Narrowbody WRX it’s a 12 volt plug, the round ones like you use on car chargers.

Gladd Overland thank you much appreciated

They just changed the system a few days ago, I’m on the road and have not been able to update my links. I apologize.

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