Looks like 2 propane bottles w a manifold btwn them.Quote:
Originally Posted by simple
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Looks like 2 propane bottles w a manifold btwn them.Quote:
Originally Posted by simple
It is. Question is what is the propane for? Cooking hot dogs at a Broncos game?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hopeless Sinner
Is that second tank, the black one, an FEX?Quote:
Originally Posted by simple
Imagine; your engine is on fire, you have to climb up to the roof by standing on the front wheel, right next to said engine on fire, and unstrap the FEX, that’s right next to your propane tank….
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I think it’s an air tank. Bc a compressor isn’t gotos enough.
Ahh - I think your correct. Looks like a regulator and quick connect at the top of it….Quote:
Originally Posted by skivan
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Yeah it's a brand called Powertank. They were/are popular in the offroad world. Strong enough to re-seat a bead but re-filling the co2 and initial cost ain't cheap. People build cheaper versions on their own but that's not in the spirit of the GOTOS.
Also saw a some bougie rental RV from Bozeman that had dual yetis, traction boards, storage locker etc hanging of the back. Wish I could've gotten a pic.
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I love the pristine red fire shovels. Where do buy these things, Overland Etsy? This one doesn't even have a prophylactic covering the spikes.
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Is that two spare tires?
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One must be prepared when traversing the Whole Foods parking lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jong Lafitte
Hazards abound!
Ms CE lived in Africa for about 15 years and traversed the Sahara more than once (hitchhiking one time) and tells tales of multiple flats and roadside repairs. The guy above is just ready for some of that kind of action.
I lived at the north end of Vancouver island for a summer. The rock used in the roadbeds up there was really sharp so it wasn't uncommon to see tourists with two or sometimes three flats at once. The tire shop in town was kept very busy all summer. This was before gotos, so the local towing company was also busy.
Can’t believe nobody saw it, the propane air compressor combo on the 4runner is obviously a roof mounted flame thrower for fighting zombies and clearing the way through the REI parking lot.
I didn't have time to stop and photograph it, but will try to capture it if I see it again -
Yesterday in my neighborhood was a GOTOS loaded 4Runner with the personalized plates "MTN TRD."
Couldn't be more fitting...
There's a RAV4 at my girlfriend's workplace with the license plate MTN RAV. I'll get a picture.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Chupacabra
I'm pretty sure I saw this guy pull put of a driveway near my house this week as I drove by: https://www.offroadxtreme.com/news/t...our-next-ride/
I’m still thinking that it’s a nitrous tank
It ain't what it is. It's the possibilities of it can be/fuel/spice, etc. Many many tanks, many ways... n'shit
Compressed mayo? Our man likes his sammy frothed like his hot cocoa?Quote:
Originally Posted by tellybele
Denver is def a gotos hub but this one's in my top 5. We parked near each other and I could hear that it has an old v8 conversion. There was shit strapped to every flat surface which is saying something considering the old skool 40 series design.
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Well, some come from the factory with TRD PRO on the sidesQuote:
Originally Posted by El Chupacabra
Blasphemy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cruiser
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What’s that black vertical thing to the left of the driver side ladder?
Pretty sure I've see TRDTACO. Maybe with a space?Quote:
Originally Posted by ::: :::
Got called immature for laughing.
Missed out on this thread for over a year because I had no idea what gotos was, thought it was maybe some online video game or some dungeons and dragons nerd type shit, really I had no idea wtf it was and it took a reference in the overlanding thread for me to check it out. Lot of catching up to do. Whenever I see these things, I like to point and say "outdoorsy!" for anyone in the vicinity to hear.
Appears to be a hand crank to unleash the tent from the ground.Quote:
Originally Posted by bodywhomper