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Sorry you're going thru this Rex. I'm sending good thoughts your way.

HMO? That sounds all to familiar to me...

Down bags are the only thing I use backpacking. Lighter weight, larger comfort range temperature wise, better compressability. Never had issue with getting it wet, even in the nasiest of rain storms. Just be careful. Check out REI for down bags. They have a huge selection.

Louis You're going to find it's a lot of trial and error. I say this because alot of things said above, I could say the opposite. We used cheap wipes from Costco with great success, never used a crib and rarely used a high chair. She hated pacifiers, so we never had one. She refused to be...

Congrats Louis! It's a blast to have the kids along. They remind you of how cool the smallest things really are. I can sit by a creek for hours with my daughter and just look at rocks or rearrange them to alter the current of the water. Zoe is at a stage now where she likes to help with camp in...

.357 revolver gives you some ammo choices. You can use .38 special, .38 +P and .357 magnum. I'm with you on the ease and reliablility of revolvers. I have a S&W 686 .357 magnum with 4" barrel and my wife has the S&W airweight .38 special. Both are good shooters and the kick is minimal. You need...

Never seen a yellow 80 in Tucson. I like the color.

Whoa! I never saw this the first time. I would sell my 80 for this. Anyone?

Uhh, when were you in Tucson running the Gap and where was the invite? Also, 11k seems low for a 100, am I wrong? I've never priced them though, so maybe I am wrong.

I have that pack in orange. Very awesome pack! Comfortable and tough. I've done many trips with it from 1 night to 8 nights. I've had mine around 10-12 years. Someone buy this! It's a smoking deal and you won't be disappointed in a Dana pack. :camping:

I have one of the Coleman grill/stove combo's. Been using it for around 5-6 years. It's an awesome stove! I can put a 10" frypan on the burner for eggs and cook sausages on the grill. It also came with a griddle that can replace the grill. As long as you don't need 2 actual burners, you're good...

Glad it's been found. Let me know if I can assist in transport around Tucson or temporary storage in Tucson.

You clamshell guys, bunch of elitists :elkgrin:

I've got 90' of 3/8 rope with tube thimble and premium hook from winchline. It weighs quite a bit more than 3lbs. Haven't put it on a scale though.

I'll have to re-read all of that before I install my winch. I may give you a ring also, if you don't mind. Thanks Kurt

A lot of guys on MUD are using them on their 80's. PM Romer over there, last I heard, he really likes them.

Thanks Kurt. I installed per the intstructions (if I read them right :ylsmoke: ) and put the 100a fuse between the main batt and the solenoid, then put the 50a fuse between the solenoid and aux batt. I have a winch, but haven't finsished the install yet. The Luna manual says to hook the winch...

Bump! Still have a few good items left. You know you need them!

Kurt, have you combined batts on the Luna kit for a jump start yet? The manual says it may blow the fuses if you don't wait for a few minutes. Any experience there?

I could show you my Horizon. I hope you understand if I'm leary to rent it. I don't have the fridge either.