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Got a parts list? I always thought the threads were some odd size.

Ever done a rear bumper for a Nissan Titan? I want one with a swing arm that will hold fuel/water cans, maybe 2 or 3 across, and a square hitch to be able to attach a tray mounted winch.

SOLD! Comes with everything, including carry bag and directions. More info available from Zodi here: http://www.zodi.com/Consumer/zodihotstovetopshower.html We've used it 5-6 times for showers or just for heating water for doing dishes but have switched to a 12v setup as the truck build...

You can check out a pic of mine on page 3 of my build thread, post #25. http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=52625&page=3

That'd be me. If I wasn't sick I would have had the FP and SLO fly up to test it during that same storm. Hopefully we get some more rain soon so I can test in my driveway rather than on the trail.

Looks interesting but it would need a suspension upgrade. Once it is lifted for off road use, the tent would no longer touch the ground. That wouldn't be a deal killer but it would complicate matters.

I figured that. And it may be exactly what he meant.

I think he meant shower head. :xxrotflma

I'm also in the market and curious for real reviews.

Good to know, thanks. Having never even seen one, I began to think they like the mythical unicorn or maybe bigfoot. I had seen them in photos but was beginning to doubt their existence.

No, I was one who was waiting, and waiting, and waiting. I finally gave up.

Yes it is, the one billy bee worked with a sailmaker to make up. They now sell them and may be selling them through another retailer soon.

I'm not too sure about the vents. Under the little peaks, they just cut a big hole. Standing on the ground, they look like they could leak but I guess it would have to take a fairly sideways rain. It just surprised me to see the holes.

New Rainfly from SLO Sails It has 4 vents and 2 windows. I just got it so I haven't had any way to test it. It's just too sunny! :sombrero:

Took a while to snap some pics but here you go...

It arrived and I was surprised at a few things. It's a two piece design with an overlapping seam in the middle of the tank. It has to be recertified every five years and has a life of 15. I just got back from filling it up with 2.35 gallons of propane. The guy at the propane place was rather...

I've never looked. I always assumed mine was glued.

I love mine too and have to agree with the sentiments above. It's very easy to install. I was apprehensive about piecing together a system myself or getting all the wiring right for for a system with various parts. I'm sure it's simple to some but it was intimidating enough that in wold have had...

I have 2004 with the offroad package. See the build thread here: http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=52625 It makes a great camping vehicle but wouldn't be that great as a true "expedition" vehicle due to a lesser availability of parts worldwide. It's great for my use in the...

We added a memory foam mattress pad to our FP for a while. We would slide it up onto the fully extended/stretched hammock then close the FP. When we opened it up when camping we would just slide it on top of the regular FP mattress before moving the poles over for the hammock and access to the...