If you are asking about the one I have I got it on sale from stage 3. I think I paid about $350 by itself. Maybe less. With the extras to make it permanent it was about $400.
I'm in Houston. Been looking at getting out more. I think Arkansas is the closet place to great national parks. I have a trip to fort smith in july. I'm a fan of going down to the beache like matagorda or even further.
I'd be down for that. My wife and I was thinking about going there this fall. It gets pretty hot there in the summer. I have thought about organizing a Facebook group but I'm so lost when it comes to Facebook. I recent installed it shsin to try and find exactly what you just described.
In Austin, can't wait to try the Hill Country overland route in the Tremor, also venture out to Hidden Falls off-road park. Big Bend is on the radar, once we get our off-grid trailer in September.
Man that's tempting. I already own soo many Ryobi and craftsman batteries. I wonder how well ryobis version is.. probably as good as Milwaukee
If it's what I'm thinking it will do the job but it will take quite a long time. DeWalt has a very similar model and say the least it takes a lot of time to air up a tire with one of those. I still have my Harbor Freight jump pack that has a built-in compressor and it would take 45 minutes to air up all four tires from 24 lb to 30 lb. With my current setup it takes me about 6 to 8 minutes to air up all four tires from 18 lb to 32 lb on 33 inch tires.
