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Also not a good platform for small BBQs. 😆

My experience: I mostly use the 4ft Lifetime folding table, it’s cheap, light, folds pretty small, and is easy to setup. The 6ft one is even easier to setup, but it’s too big to pack for us. I also have a TravelChair Grand Canyon table (similar to the Alps) that only comes out when we need a...

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That thing looks sweet. I like the “garage” forward and all the access from the outside. Popup would be ideal.

I have some Baja Design Squadron Pros in a “driving/combo” pattern and some KC 6” Slimlines with a “spot” pattern. Both are amber or have an amber cover and both put out a ton of light. I run both with the low beams so I can still run high beams on the highway, if need be. Probably goes without...

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$850. Price is OBO. Fridge has always functioned flawlessly and has been kept clean. DFG slide is awesome and very light. Located in Salt Lake City area. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks!

$900. Price is OBO. This was in our Flippac for 2 years, never had an issue. It comes with an Easy Start Pro controller, 6gal diesel tank (w/ gauge).”, and quiet/silent intake. It’s currently mounted to a plate for attachment in place of the driver side bed cubby in a 2nd/3rd gen Tacoma, but...

The Teton X was our top pick before we found a smoking deal on a Mission Summit. The Teton X still looks really good…

Video w/ pour foam panels: @Traveling 2gether Journal

We loved our 2000 Ranger with the 3.0. We bought it pretty cheap with a ton of miles and it loved to eat front end suspension bushings.

We use one of these because it seems to be a similar size to a regular toilet. It’s good with and without WAG bags, if that’s appropriate for your area. Amazon link

All iPads with Cell + WiFi have a GPS chip and don’t require you to have cellular service to utilize the GPS features. iPads with WiFi only don’t have GPS chips but they can connect to GPS pucks (like Dual, Hummingbird, etc.) via Bluetooth. My first foray into this kind of navigation tool was...

Good point. Skinny Guy Campers makes an option for a truck bed, but not in a trailer form factor.

Unsolicited advice warning… My first Chinese one was DOA, so plan to get it running at home before you need it out there. The Chinese heaters also have some quirks/features that can be frustrating or greatly beneficial, there’s a Facebook group that can help out a lot if you run into those.

Kimberly Kamper