Devil Dog Runner

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so i bought this about 5 years ago (batt. power and solar charged light and usb port power supply) and had it sitting unused for a long time and would no longer charge, so my buddy Tommy (fordh8tr)​ took out the battery and added some clamps so I can hook it to my battery on my Runner and use the Solar charger to charge my Runner Battery and use the 12v LED's that came with it, just gotta add a volt gauge so i dont overcharge the battery on the runner.

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we have solar, and a place to hang it

[Nation]

Sweet!

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these are the 12v bulbs that go with these cool lights, I run the lights off the (former) battery pack under the pop up, not to bright so they blind you as you look across the pop up, but bright enough to see everything going on . . . kinda cool thanks for the idea Fordh8tr (Tommy)

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[helipilot77]

What are is that? Looks cool. How did it do with all the new gear?

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What are is that? Looks cool. How did it do with all the new gear?

Sour Grass Trail just above Dorrington Ca
also called Pine Needle trail

everything worked awesome, the seat moved back 4'' made a huge difference in how sore my knees were at the end of the day, the sway bar worked flawlessly getting there and home, kept the Runner VERY stable in every corner

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hung out with Mr Del Albright today and had a blast wheelin' with him and his wife

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wish list . . . .

on board air

Honda 2000 i Generator

Trash a Roo

Tire Repair Kit

ARB 50 Quart Fridge

[84t0y]

I passed you guys going up that morning, I pass jeeps all the time but then I saw your 4runner and was like oh I know who that is! I love having that trail just an 8 min drive from my house.

that trash a roo is something I want too.

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I passed you guys going up that morning, I pass jeeps all the time but then I saw your 4runner and was like oh I know who that is! I love having that trail just an 8 min drive from my house.

that trash a roo is something I want too.

aww man you should have come and joined us and introduced yerself, the more the merrier buddy, our club Mud Sweat & Gears out of Sonora do a club run once a month and your welcome to join us, hit us up on FB @ Mud Sweat & Gears so you can keep track of our runs and joins us, our run for next month is Slickrock, all of our runs are on the third Saturday of the month 

Dave Sweatt
MS&G President

[brockbuilt85]

trash a roo $45
http://www.sierraexpeditions.com/index.php?l=product_detail&p=2096

[brockbuilt85]

and go with the bigger air compressor

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and go with the bigger air compressor

Cody you think an air tank would be a good idea too cause I was thinking about adding one inside the cab for tools or faster airing up, Juls said I cant get a  Trasharoo or anything else until after my birthday

[brockbuilt85]

Cody you think an air tank would be a good idea too cause I was thinking about adding one inside the cab for tools or faster airing up, Juls said I cant get a  Trasharoo or anything else until after my birthday

see my thread about the air tank, if your going to get something for tools you may want to go bigger than what i have, i thin kim going to go with a power inverter and use my electric tools.

[brockbuilt85]

and with your solar deal that might be a good for you to stay electric?  ive been toying with the solar idea ever since i saw Tommys at the round up.

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and with your solar deal that might be a good for you to stay electric?  ive been toying with the solar idea ever since i saw Tommys at the round up.

good call, my Solar and Tommys are bout the same, we will talk about  OBA on Wed.

[fordh8r]

Stop toying with my junk, Cody. 

[84t0y]

aww man you should have come and joined us and introduced yerself, the more the merrier buddy, our club Mud Sweat & Gears out of Sonora do a club run once a month and your welcome to join us, hit us up on FB @ Mud Sweat & Gears so you can keep track of our runs and joins us, our run for next month is Slickrock, all of our runs are on the third Saturday of the month 

Dave Sweatt
MS&G President

Thanks, unfortunately I was on my way to work and I also dont really have a rig anymore, just my 91 fj80 which is stock and needs new tires. If I do end up getting something or fixing up my fj80 I would most definitely join you on some runs.

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Thanks, unfortunately I was on my way to work and I also dont really have a rig anymore, just my 91 fj80 which is stock and needs new tires. If I do end up getting something or fixing up my fj80 I would most definitely join you on some runs.

sounds good Travis,  sometimes the runs are dirt roads or just a  trip

[Cheesemaker]

I've been looking at these Puma pumps, and the Viair systems.   Both you can get with or without tanks.  Look for pumps that are "100% duty cycle."  If you don't then you have to run them for a while, and then let them cool before using again. 

http://www.aircompressorsdirect.com/Puma-DE07-Air-Compressor/p13971.html?utm_source=google+shopping&utm_medium=shop+portals&utm_campaign=DE07&gclid=CPjAps7_iMUCFQqDfgod720A_g

http://www.aircompressorsdirect.com/VIAIR-45040-Air-Compressor/p5060.html

They are tankless pumps, but if you want a tank, find small tank from a 120volt pump/tanks system with a bad motor/pump.  Can find these on CL for free all day long. 
I also know some people have had decent luck with these cheap Smittybilt ones too.  http://www.amazon.com/Smittybilt-2780-2-54-Universal-Compressor/dp/B004K296N6

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I've been looking at these Puma pumps, and the Viair systems.   Both you can get with or without tanks.  Look for pumps that are "100% duty cycle."  If you don't then you have to run them for a while, and then let them cool before using again. 

http://www.aircompressorsdirect.com/Puma-DE07-Air-Compressor/p13971.html?utm_source=google+shopping&utm_medium=shop+portals&utm_campaign=DE07&gclid=CPjAps7_iMUCFQqDfgod720A_g

http://www.aircompressorsdirect.com/VIAIR-45040-Air-Compressor/p5060.html

They are tankless pumps, but if you want a tank, find small tank from a 120volt pump/tanks system with a bad motor/pump.  Can find these on CL for free all day long. 
I also know some people have had decent luck with these cheap Smittybilt ones too.  http://www.amazon.com/Smittybilt-2780-2-54-Universal-Compressor/dp/B004K296N6

I have no Idea what I want Ryan, I know that I need one and I want one that will air up my 35's fairly quick, air tools are not on the table any longer, I forgot until Cody reminded me that I have cordless tools, then the wife reminds me that I will be bringing a Honda 2000 i Companion on every trip to run my CPAP so I can breath at night, so I can bring regular tools and use the Gen.  which kinda puts me on the outside of every campground I go to cause of the Gen. running all night, it's the quietest gen on the market so I'm hoping its not a big deal on the round up this year . . . . thanks for the info buddy

[helipilot77]

My dad has two of those Honda 2000i generators and loves how well they work. They are amazingly quiet. You will be impressed. I would recommend running ethanol free gas in them if you can get it in the republic of California.

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My dad has two of those Honda 2000i generators and loves how well they work. They are amazingly quiet. You will be impressed. I would recommend running ethanol free gas in them if you can get it in the republic of California.

I'll see what I can do LOL my only worry is offending others with the Gen running ALL night  . . . . at the round up

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Trasharooooooooo ordered 

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Next on the hit list will be this bad boy . . . 

SUPPLY VOLTAGE 12 Volts DC
MAX CURRENT DRAW  32 Amps @ 100 PSI
FUSE RATING (Maxi-Blade type) 40 Amps
RELAY RATING 40 Amps
WEIGHT (total kit)  14.3 Lbs
DIMENSIONS -
-LENGTH 17.32 inches
-WIDTH 9.37 inches
-HEIGHT 8.19 inches
DUTY CYCLE  50 % 30 mins. per hour
PRESSURE SWITCH CLOSED < 75 PSI
PRESSURE SWITCH OPEN  > 105 PSI
SAFETY VALVE PRESSURE  > 150 PSI
MOTOR THERMAL CUT-OUT  239 degrees F
MAX. AMBIENT TEMPERATURE 212 degrees F

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yea yea yea now they know what to look for, but they will never find it muhahahahaha

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