Love it. Only thing i'd miss is the second fridge. Running a freezer is just a godsend for fresh fishing bait and frozen meals etc. for convenience on weekends. A bottle of Gin or Vodka in the freezer + tub of ice is also awesome ;)
Interesting to see you went with the R/T's I'll look forward to your thoughts in the future. I've had my 35's for a year now & been on some super rough rocky stuff in station country in S.A. Are those seals Glued?? if not, Super Glue those mate, it makes it a complete 360 deg seal especially in the fine bulldust 😉 It certainly takes plenty of trips to work out what you personally need, we've been doing this stuff for years and I can certainly say our needs have changed (we're Old farts now😂) Yep! weight is a big issue for sure! Nice setup thanks for showing us around! 👍
Interestingly I’ve just changed from km3’s to the toyo r/t’s on my Silverado. I’ve had 5 sets of bfg muddies and they’ve always been awesome till this last set. At 30k kms they were so loud and rough it was unbearable to drive. We the. Found that all 4 of them were so badly cracked around the bead that the tyre joint advised us to stop driving it asap for safety. Real shame they’ve changed a winning thing by moving manufacturing.
@@TyFenwick hey mate how much difference did the big exhaust make to the sound of the truck? Did you manage to make it much louder while retaining the dpf??
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Love it. Only thing i'd miss is the second fridge. Running a freezer is just a godsend for fresh fishing bait and frozen meals etc. for convenience on weekends. A bottle of Gin or Vodka in the freezer + tub of ice is also awesome ;)
There’s always the option to remove the little draw and run a fridge on that side. If it’s a big remote trip I might do that. 😎🤙🏼
New tray looks great.
The shorter tray and canopy look much better proportioned and obviously have weight saving/balance benefits.
Win/win!
Thanks dude 😁🤙🏼
Rad set up!
Looks great 👍
Looks good man, looks way better, love the new tray mudguards looks way better
Yeah it does, jacko twisted my arm 😂 but I’m loving how looks and feels to drive now 🤙🏼
Interesting to see you went with the R/T's I'll look forward to your thoughts in the future. I've had my 35's for a year now & been on some super rough rocky stuff in station country in S.A. Are those seals Glued?? if not, Super Glue those mate, it makes it a complete 360 deg seal especially in the fine bulldust 😉 It certainly takes plenty of trips to work out what you personally need, we've been doing this stuff for years and I can certainly say our needs have changed (we're Old farts now😂) Yep! weight is a big issue for sure! Nice setup thanks for showing us around! 👍
Think mits would ever build a tray for a 2018 f150??
Absolutely ! There designs are all the same only thing that changes are width and the mounting system for each vehicle.
Mate love the new setup. I noticed there was no insulation. Was this an option?
You mean like canopy internal insulation?
Looks awesome mate do you know how much it all weighs in total now? Gotta get some stickers on the new fridge too 😁
Going to weigh it in up coming video 😁👍🏻
Nice rig mate. You are thinking about a 600amp battery!
Well I meant to say add in another 200amp giving me total of 600amps, 😂😂😂🤙🏼 see how I go in future trips.
@@TyFenwick plenty of juice
Interestingly I’ve just changed from km3’s to the toyo r/t’s on my Silverado. I’ve had 5 sets of bfg muddies and they’ve always been awesome till this last set. At 30k kms they were so loud and rough it was unbearable to drive. We the. Found that all 4 of them were so badly cracked around the bead that the tyre joint advised us to stop driving it asap for safety. Real shame they’ve changed a winning thing by moving manufacturing.
Bfs are amazing Tyres no doubt, I’m fortunate enough to be given these to test out I’m so interested to see how they go mate 👍🏻
@@TyFenwick hey mate how much difference did the big exhaust make to the sound of the truck? Did you manage to make it much louder while retaining the dpf??