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I have a Kodiak Canvas Truck Tent for an 8' bed that has been used less than 10 times. No rips. No tears. The tent is in excellent condition. Asking $225.00 In La Habra. CA. Willing to ship on your dime. fishpoet@yahoo.com (562) 451-3048

Thanks for the update on the iPhone/iPad version progress. It has only been 16 months since your announcement.

4S01 is normally maintained in a condition that your vehicle would have no problems. I have not been on it this season (it gets closed for the winter) and I do not know its current condition.

Thank you for what you have done. It is a trying experience looking for the correct MVUMs for the San Juan Mountains area (Silverton to Ouray, Telluride to Lake City). The area encompasses parts of 4 National Forests as well as BLM land and county roads. Each National Forest splits their...

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You need to take it to the scales fully loaded. Once weighed divide your drive axle weight in half and check it against the ratings for your tires. You do not want to overload your rear tires.

In all the off highway travel I did with the old jack system I never hit a jack on anything. I took my old jacks off for one trip. It was too much time and effort for the reward. As for RV.net I believe the stablelift thread was the beginning of the end for me. The mod "swears" by...

For the most part you can camp anywhere there is an existing spur road or turn out. Map link

Urie's camper weighs 900 lbs loaded. Yours weighs at least 1500 lbs empty. Stop guessing at the weight. Weigh the truck with the camper on fully loaded for trip. (people, gear, fluids, everything) How many thousands of pounds will you be over the manufactures recommendations? The Tacoma is...

It weighs more than you think. Mine weighs as much as 3000 lbs loaded. You should really reconsider the I know my truck can "handle it"

Coleman makes a Crock Pot that runs on propane

My Stablelift Experience

4 months and still no response

You can't beat San Gorgonio from Vivian Creek as a prep for Mt. Whitney. 8 miles and over 5000' elevation gain. And the trailhead is not far from your weekend retreat in Forest Falls :)

Through the SBNFA OHV Volunteer program I have seat time on following 4x4 ATVs: Yamaha Grizzly 550 Kawasaki Prairie 700 Yamaha Big Bear 400 Honda Foreman 400 Kawasaki Prairie 360 Suzuki Vinson 500 Polaris Sportsman 500 Honda Rincon 500 IMHO the Yamaha Grizzly 550 with power steering is best of...