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I got to see these materials in person and I can tell you that their weight or lack thereof belie their strength. These are super strong and very lightweight. Great designs gentlemen and thanks for giving all of us options to create our own configuration!!! :)

Nikon D3X As long as we're dreaming: Nikon D3X

X3 for SE. Not only good prices, but quality service too! They'll take care of you.

"With 4 troops, total set-up time is 2-2 1/2 hrs." I think this is my favorite part :smilies27

Any updates or photos of the trailer in tow or in use?

These are outstanding...great use of color. Thanks for posting these. :26_34_3:

Where did you find it on sale?

Trevor, Thanks for posting those up. That's giving me some ideas. Many thanks!

I've had two Scepter water cans on there towards the end (that should equate to about 90 lbs. and it never seemed like it couldn't hold it.

Well, in order to meet criteria numbers 2 and 3, it probably needs to be Nikon pro glass. But, in order to meet number 1, it will have to be used. There are a lot of nice used 80-200 f/2.8 AF-S lenses out there. I looked for you on KEH.com and found several 80-200 F/2.8 lenses in excellent...

First of all, Welcome. Secondly, skip the brush guard. They don't do anything functional, unless you count damage multiplier as a function. Lights would be good if you plan to drive any at night. Give us an idea of where you'd like suggestions; otherwise, we could give you too many on too...

Well, I had originally thought that too, but I've constantly read that this isn't a big deal when using the quality cans. Isn't this Tom Sheppard's consistent recommendation?

Brandon, Unless you want to buy it locally, get it from Universal. I bought most of my equipment from Texas Towers, and after dealing with Universal on a few items, I plan to do all my business with them. They just have better service and the prices are about the same. Have you given any...

Thanks, gentlemen. Now, John, get the medium...it's the same length and only 13% more $. Regarding the fuel cans...can someone else help me convince him that inside the cabin, between the axles is the best place for heavy items like this, and is safe and probably better than having the extra...

also a good point I failed to mention. The extra fuel prevents you from having to alter your plans/route in order to refuel.

Where did you source these?

Thanks, Wen, for all the great additions.

My understanding of this is that the white, old style Nalgenes (PE) do not and have never contained BPA (Bisphenol A).

Okay, I see now that this doesn't apply anymore, but I still get a kick out of reading it. :xxrotflma

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