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Keep the Yukon. Everything smaller that is similar in quality and features is going to cost as much as what you’ll get for the Yukon. Without the same towing capacity, and won’t get any better fuel economy than the baby Dmax. If you were looking to downsize to a much smaller SUV it might be...

Couple of nice examples in this thread: https://www.riverdavesplace.com/forums/threads/engine-hatch-scoop.301075/#post-5279628

Here’s one from the RDP classifieds: https://www.riverdavesplace.com/forums/threads/1990s-fwc-four-wheel-camper-hawk-model.294371/

If you are able to hold out for a ‘25, the Ram HD is supposed to have the 8 speed trans behind the diesels.

Jellyfish is what we (and several neighbors) have, going on 4 years without any issues. This is probably the worst time of year to buy, going into the holidays is their busy season, but this is the time of year that we had ours done. Install is quick once they get the brackets powdercoated...

I have something similar. If you are doing that many linear feet the price seems reasonable. We did the front of our house early Covid for 3500ish IIRC, my neighbor inquired last year and the price had almost tripled. There are a few companies that offer similar lighting so you might have a...

There is a 34 with Teague power that was just listed on Phoenix CL. I see you’re looking for a 28, but figured I’d give you a heads up.

I’m not sure if they do full surveys, but for a mechanical inspection I would recommend Octane in North Phoenix. They might know someone local who does them. Blaine is the service manager there. 602.670.3335

Strange, it took a minute to download initially, but worked fine after it finally did.

http://download.brunswick-marine.com/filereader/file/pdf/4/enen/outboard/2018/4-stroke/8m0140789.pdf Maintenance schedule starts around page 79

Try a different one, they are everywhere in the valley. I drive 40 minutes past 5 other locations to visit the same store in my old neighborhood that I’ve been going to for 15+years (67th and Peoria) they do a great job.

Not unless you really plan on working the truck at high speeds off-road for long periods of time

If yearly mileage restrictions aren’t a limitation, Leasing will be the better deal. If you plan on using the charging infrastructure, Tesla all the way. Tesla is opening *some* of its chargers to other makes, but is keeping some of its busy chargers Tesla only. There are also some issues...

IMO you’re overthinking this. Take the thing out occasionally during desert season and power your camp with it like you mentioned earlier. Or plug your RV into it at home. Turn on the A/Cs for more load.

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I would hold off on taking a class just yet: From the AZGF website: **While these courses provide valuable safety and operational information they are not the OHV course that was identified in the new OHV legislation. Arizona Game and Fish is in the process of developing that course. More...

Evening dinner cruise yesterday

I will stop for someone with the hatch up, or who flags me down, and do a short tow to the nearest ramp or take a passenger to a dock or into phone range, but I’m not dragging someone halfway across a lake to the spot of their choice. If there are kids or people struggling in the heat I’ll take...