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Thanks for the comment. It's an Adventure Trailer Chaser model. The best American built off road trailer IMO. http://www.adventuretrailers.com/

My wife has an 06 Xterra OR with the 6 speed manual and I love that truck. When she lets me drive it! She traded in her 02 4Runner for it and while she misses certain things from the 4Runner she would not go back. The engine is awesome and the truck has great power. We get 21 mpg on the hwy...

It looks identical to the OutBack Porta Privy. If it is I think you'll like it. I love my Outback Porta Privy. It's quick to set up and take down and holds up well in the wind. It also takes up very little storage space.

I too have the Waeco CF-50 as described a few posts above. I love it and it has run non stop for the past year with out any issues. I got mine from Adventure Trailers.

Old set up, though sometimes still used. New set up

I have to warn you about 14ers. Once you do one you will probably be hooked on them. My wife and I started just two years ago and have 8 done so far. It is addicting. So far we've done Grays, Torreys, Bierstadt, Sherman, Quandry, La Plata, Humbolt and Princeton. 14ers.com is a great site...

Yeah I would not waste my time with one. I tried one and it took forever to brew coffee. You're better off just using a small stove and pot of water.

Unfortunately you can not save routes. Other than lacking that feature the gps is awesome. You can load the topo maps on it so make sure you do that, if you have them. When I get off the pavement I just switch over to the topo map. They were not designed to use the topo but it works just...

I've got the same gps and you don't have to "go" physically to a location to add it to your favorites. You can hit the "where to?" button then use any of those features, ie city, browse map, coordinates ect. Once you find your or enter your location you have the option of "go", "show map" or...

I've been using 8 gallon action packers for our AT Chaser. I really like them. They are durable, keep things dry, clean and most importantly the 8 gallon size is easy to lift in and out of the trailer. I had used some larger containers but found them too difficult to lift in and out when...

The quality and customer service can not be beat by anyone!

I'm sure it will. My Nuvi 660 has the Garmin Topo and the Colorado map you have posted above on it. The free topo map is nice, closer contours, but it does not show the roads and hiking trail heads like the Garmin software does. I love my Nuvi.

Some companies make backpacks for fly fishing. Here in Colorado I found my Dakine backpack works great. It is actually for backcountry skiing or snowboarding. It's got some great features to hold my net and rod case. Really any decent pack will do. It's more important to get a rod that...

Thanks. I think I'll give it a try.

You'll love it. I owned an 02 4Runner for a while and it was a great vehicle. My buddy has an 06 4Runner Sport and it is still bone stock, even the tires. He's gone every place with me in my modified Tacoma with no issues at all. It's got an amazing traction control system and is really...

So I just picked up a Knives of Alaska knife and it came in a nice leather sheath. I'd like to protect the leather from the elements. The info sheet that came with the knife recommends a 20%/80% oil/bees wax mixture to preserve it. Does anyone know of a good product that is easy to apply and...

As the owner of a Lowrance Ifinder Expedition C and a Garmin Nuvi I will have to say that the new Lowrance will have to have dramatic improvements in ease of use and software manipulation for me to even consider it. Garmin is leaps and bounds ahead of Lowrance when it comes to this. While...

This thread has turned quite amusing to me! :coffeedrink: Wow is all I can say! Do you have some deep rooted feelings you need to get out?

Has one been mounted on a Chaser or Horizon yet? Being significantly larger than a series 1800 when closed, 13" longer and 15" wider, I'd like to see what the over hangs look like.

I've got OME leafs on my 03 Tacoma and love them. They handle a load very well and after almost 4 years of towing a trailer and hauling camping gear they have shown very little sag. Brand new they gave me 3.5 inches and now I still have 3 inches when unloaded. I also run matching OME heavy...