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"Perhaps the biggest damage to the sport’s reputation has come from mass holiday gatherings that have turned ugly or dangerous on public lands like Algodones Dunes in California, a favorite spot at New Year’s. Last Easter weekend at the Little Sahara sand dunes in Utah — a popular spring-break getaway like Florida’s beaches — there was a near-riot, with, among other things, drunken riders forcing women to expose their breasts. A.T.V. fans argue that drunken rowdies are not unique to any particular group." Since when has anyone in this group forced anyone to expose their breasts???

Well - after looking at Transferflow, they only carry a 47 gallon tank for my year and make. I was hoping to avoid driving to Corona, Ca, but Aero seems to have the only tank that is at least 55 gallons, about $875 installed. Has anyone installed just a second tank instead of replacing the original? Mike

Ragdoll MX - Thanks, I'm trying to see if I can keep the bed clear. Looks like I need to check out this other WEB-Site - Thanks all.....any other comments are totally welcome

Just got back from Pismo, with 35ft 5th wheel, took the route via Stovepipe Wells on the way home, and came very close several times of running out of fuel. I kept a 15gal portable tank in the back of my truck, but it was a pain. I'm looking to increase from 30 to at least 55 or larger. Has anyone had any experience with vendors here in Vegas that could install one, without installing in the bed or loosing my spare tire rack? The only one I know of is AERO-Tanks in Corona, Ca. Thanks, Mike

I'm pulling a WW 35ft and with Dumont it's not an issue until you hit real soft sand, but at Pismo, all tires are set to 15lbs otherwise you'll spend the evening looking at the fish via your kitchen window.....

Sierra Gold/Pt's in Vegas sounds good - maybe I'll get a chance to meet everyone finally...

Dont know what state your in, but I have a WW 35ft with the 12ft garage as well. I have two quads and a rail. Although I'm only 51' in total length, with my Nevada CDL, I was alble to get a permit that allows to tow a second behind the 5th wheel, up to 70ft. My second had to have brakes, which are surge, as I didnt what to run through the issue of electric on two trailers. But I didnt have to use a second 5th wheel. I dont know how california looks at it if your from there, but we see this kind of setup here in Nevada all the time. My neighbor has a 40ft Raptor toy hauler and he also tows his 18ft bass boat all over the country with a CDL and again this permit. Hope this helps... :beer_bang:

Thanks for the heads-up - See everyone on Friday.....

Does anyone know if Nextel works out at the dumont?