Recent content by GunRunner

While I'm driving a 4Runner, back in the day I did have a Jeep and at one point I moved to Toyota, which is kind of the same direction this question is directed. Moving to another brand/model. If it makes sense to you, do it. If the new truck ticks off what you need for it to do, go for it.

I couldn't get that company to respond, so I went with another direction. Thank you though.

Yeah, not a chance!

Not to ask potentially dumb question. However I believe I know the answer to this, however a buddy of mine sees it differently. Earlier I was talking to a friend about shopping for a wood stove that I can cook on and he mentioned he just bought one and was testing it out with a 4 hour wood...

Same here, going to stick with this. Works for me.

Is there a way to get one of these bottle jack buddies to work with a Pro Eagle 3 ton jack?

Will that GFC come off when it's not needed on the trailer? Now that would be cool. During the week use that trailer for hauling around, and on weekend camping.

Agree, I wouldn't look forward to putting that away, however prior to that, man that tent looks amazing to stay in!!

I have a one of these as well. For the $$ it's great water container.

Great buy! You will be happy with these. Very comfortable.

Yeah that's what I do, every oil change I just have them rotate my tires. Be done with it in one go.

We camped at Salton Sea last year. Not sure how we missed two important clues about this area: 1. it stinks (really bad) 2. there is a lot of sketchy people walking around What about you? Any places you have been that you would never go back to camp again?

These are composite trailers, so how do these fair in cold weather? What I'm referring to is if you are going offroad and that thing is flexing and stretching and getting banged all over the place. Will that material start to crack?

Exactly! I just looked up and these don't even look at all tasty.

Didn't know they had camping versions of ramen. Seems unnecessary, ramen that you get in the store is already freeze dried and cheap. The moment you package it for a group like campers/overlanders, you get that additional 'tax' added. For ramen, I would just get from your local food store.