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The seat doesn't go back but I think the tilt steering will help with the cramped feel.

​@@tractortotrailOkay Awesome!

Haven't tried it yet. I do have an ecoflow delta pro I'm going to use with it this summer. It's 3600w and my guess is 4-6hours depending how much and high I run it. Unfortunately I don't think 1000 will work. I will update after I test with delta pro

It's probably going to depend how long your air duct is and how much you blocked up the inside. I ended up adding more foam to the inside so all the cold air is forced straight to the duct. I do use a fan inside the tent to circulate the cold air. I have a new topper set up and I plan to try this unit in it this summer. Last year I used a portable ac in it. It works great but takes up a lot of space inside.

Yeah I was taught to stop where the green of the plant starts on the trunk or where the brown stops. Yes you should leave some space. I have not had any rot issues but mine are planted high on the mulch mound. We put mulch around them but most of it settles down. Main thing is to keep them high on your mound for good drainage.

Thanks

It's really just as simple as taking off the front cutting out a chunk to put the adapter through and taping it up. I used 3m HVAC tape and it worked good. Just what you see in the pics, it's that easy. Only thing you don't see is I filled the hole front cavity next to the adapter with foam. The foam directs the air more towards the circle adapter the dryer vent tube connects to.

True

Agree, but that's all I had.

Some it might, but not with mine. Still not as bad as trying to hook up without one, even with the pins it makes the job so much easier.

Theory makes sense; but hasn't given me any trouble. Stick with what you're used to and what works best for you.

Yeah never could figure out why and best I can tell is that there is a remote chance that it could break through the clamps or perhaps twist it. It was an old timer that told me so I didn't dare take a chansce. Ha!@@tractortotrail

Lol. That’s what it’s made for 🤔. I’d say whoever gave that advice is afraid of modern changes 😂

My tiller has a sticker rite on it that says quick hitch ready

Hahaha if that was the case I would have bought a new one and had it shipped to me

Hey thanks. I don't have this set anymore but I think it was a 13 inch bed rack.

I haven't seen any windows that would be big enough. Although I have seen some new AC units on the market with thinner exhaust vents that may work. I am running a topper now also and put a stand up unit inside and use a tube to vent it outside through the window.

@@tractortotrail thank you for replying bud! How the heck did you vent the exhaust out? Do you have pics, video or anything? That sounds like the perfect set up.

@@TheWeekndCamper yeah you can see it in a couple of the shorts videos we put on recently. Also got a few pics on our Instagram tractor_to_trail

Yeah price of everything is crazy lately. Yes they are bent but I got them bent back to close enough to use. So not totally lost😁

It's an 8ft garage door opening and I'm 2 inches under it

@@tractortotrail Perfect. Thank you

@@tractortotrail Oh forgot to ask do you have a lift on the truck and if so what height

@@gaborsvagrik4754 yes but it's just the 2.5 in level kit with 35 in tires

@@tractortotrail Awesome thanks

I've used just the portable ac on the annex but not the window unit. I'm going to be doing some more test this summer with my new camper set up. Which one do you want to see in action the window unit or the portable AC?

Was it pretty cool in the top when just using the ac in the annex

@@jacoblaychak3375 It was comfortable we had a box fan blow the cold air up.

If you really needed to I guess put a cut piece of bug mesh screen over the exit on the ac before you connect the tubing. Just slide the tubing over it and lock it all together with a ring clamp.

@@tractortotrail Do you think its ok to cut the canvas tent and seal the ducts to the canvas? Surprisingly I cant find anything on this.

@@dinosanchez8528 I wouldn't. Zip a small towel in around where the duct goes in through the zipper part of the window to fill the gap

@@tractortotrail I wonder if polyfill or some other substance would seal it better than a towel

Pretty much yes

More than likely it's still in it's dormant stage. The root and base should have arrived moist. Most do arrive like twigs as long as moisture was present in shipping they should be good. I've even kept mine in the fridge a few days before planting and they did great. The key is to keep them from drying out before planting.

Glad to hear it, thanks.

Thanks I'll check it out

That should have set you up nice. We are getting ready to put seed in for our spring no till garden.

Thanks I don't have this tent anymore. But yes I found that out after set up. Still miss that annex room

Never did. I have since switched to another tent.

No I was able to use the one it came with.

@@tractortotrail Thanks!!

Remember with a quick hitch style hitch it pushes the tiller back another 4 inches or more. Without that I may have had to cut the pto shaft that came with the tiller.

Good to know thanks. I ended up welding up an adapter for the plow.

Thanks and not sure which is best for yours.... but I do know you'll be happy you got one when you do.

Get the Land Pride it works great!

Thanks for the kind words.

That's the truth! I did see them for 129 but like everything else prices are up.

Yeah that was the fun part!

I was thinking about doing that. I will have to look into those.

It's the alpha tent

Thanks. Yes the rolling rack is the best bet. I would have gone that route but I already had the flip style.

@@tractortotrail Thanks for responding. Do you know if the Adarak M Series works with the Retrax Pro MC tonneau cover?

Can't say for sure if it would work or not.

I can fit my wife's thick bag and my small one but no pillows arranged just right. Easily my thin bag a pillow and ladder. I keep the ladder in my truck bed. The Ikamper will definitely have more room. It's similar to my old tent. I only switched for the ht of the tent as it's even with my truck cab.

Thanks for your input. Sorry it didn't help you. I didn't have an order for the pins and it might work different on your set up. Overall it's not that difficult just play around and find what works best for you.

Thanks, I agree. I cringe thinking of all the times I struggled hooking up implements.

Who sells those adapters if I may ask? I am in the process of getting a tiller as well. Thanks

Wow, don't think it changed much either. Guess I'll be happy with mine for a while.

@@tractortotrail How much was your setup?

Those are the tires that are more easy on your turf/grass right??

I paid a little over 18k for a tractor and loader, almost 4 years ago.

@@donnyaldridge6452 Yes they are better on the grass. I tear it up a little if I turn to fast, but overall not bad.

Thanks and same.

Thanks appreciate it

Thanks. I'll be putting it to use again soon with some summer trips.