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    Knowing the size you need would be helpful. Jay
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    It's very nice, but also very expensive. That's why I didn't mention it. Jay
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    This is a new one and looks less expensive than the larger other one near us, but they're all very expensive. Jay https://www.thecanopystorage.com/self-storage/archer-fl-32618
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    Exactly what I was thinking. It's the only thing that will actually work. It does deteriorate some plastics and rubber over time, but for a one time use, or maybe twice, it's very minimal and maybe undetectable. You might want to just buy an inexpensive one. Jay
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    Glenn, have you looked into buying your meds internationally? I've been buying several of my meds from multiple countries through Canadian pharmacies at dramatically discounted prices for 20 plus years. Here's a link, for example. Hope it helps. Jay https://inhalersonline.com/products/eliquis/
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    What is your height? That's likely going to require a double drop plus permits, which is going to grow quickly into serious coin. Tennessee to Oregon is probably $20,000 or more. Jay
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    You'll need a separate adapter to convert from the tractor to trailer. The tractor has separate turn and stop circuits, the trailer doesn't. You can use a cheap diode converter from an auto parts store for short term use. The Jackalopee is the better long term fix. Jay
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    I couldn't watch it for more than half a minute or so because every phrase and intonation, plus the lack of video controls, with no closed captioning or time controls just completely screams scam, scam, scam. Count me out. Completely. Jay P.S. I just hope it didn't screw up my phone by watching a bit of it.
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    "they simply cannot write a policy in 8 states - Alaska is one of them."
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    https://www.rvnetwork.com/topic/149425-2015-chevrolet-sonic-toad-57000-miles-clean-carfax-7500/
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    For years many AGM manufacturers were advertising freedom in placement for their batteries, but in looking at the Lifeline and Fullriver websites it looks like they've changed their tune. I'm guessing the lawyers contacted the marketing departments. Jay
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    Your title says you're using sealed lead acid (SLA) batteries, which suggests they're AGM batteries. These typically have an emergency valve, but are otherwise fully sealed. SLA batteries do not outgas under normal charge/discharge cycles, only under extreme or unusual conditions. Only if they're conventional lead acid batteries do they need venting. Jay
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    True. My point was that it was really easy for me with a CDL. I would think a non-CDL would be even easier. Just relaying my experience. Jay
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    I was wondering that too. It looks really cramped. All the ones I've worked with passed the stem through the normal wheel opening. I don't think I've ever seen a wheel setup like that. Jay
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