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Looks like your 80 is in pretty good shape. What's the deal with the oil pressure gauge?

Personally, I would not... it is too permanent and there are many good RTT options out there.

Awesome write-up!

I'm surprised to see this well sorted rig up for sale. Great seller and great rig!

Coyote Flat near Bishop, CA

Usal Beach

I have the Engel MT45 Platinum fridge with the insulated cover. The cover definitely keeps the metal shell of the fridge cool to the touch. Without the cover, the metal shell will get very hot from sun exposure. I also like the fact that the cover protects the expensive fridge from...

I've had great luck with the ARB kit. I've plugged around 5 passenger car tires and 1 BFG AT/KO2. Great kit at a reasonable price.

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What size are you looking for? I have a brand new one that fits the MT35, MT45, and the MR040.

Awesome trip updates!

Nice little rig. I've always liked Monteros.

I suppose stacking cookware works to diffuse the heat, but the ability to precisely control the heat will allow the use of "weight weenie/cheap pots/pans" and simmer extremely well. The gas valve on the Partner was about 3/4 turn from off to full blast, where the Jetboil is about 6-turns from...

I wonder if using a air mattress instead of the supplied mattress would be a better option during the wet months... just a thought. I have yet to camp in a downpour with my Tepui so I can't really provide much more.

I’ve gone from the 22” Partner Steel to the Jetboil Halfgen single burner along with their little satellite burner. Main thing that I didn’t like about the Partner was its inability to simmer. So far, so good.

Very Nice report and photos! Next time, check out Manzanar! (y)

Thanks for the trip report! Great photos as well!

Your setup looks great! Any issues with the Monstaliner off-gassing fumes?

I have a 22" Partner Steel stove. It is a very well built stove but weak point is its ability to operate at low heat to simmer. How is the Camp Chef in the simmering department?

I built a simple platform that allows for the large Front Runner table (45.3" x 29.5") to slide underneath everything and it has worked out great in my 80-series. This allows for the table to be the first thing to come out at camp and the last thing to go back in.