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We have both, Brunton foldable solar panels and a Yamaha 1000 watt generator. We mainly base camp and explore from there. Here in the midwest (Missouri/Arkansas Ozarks) we have lots & lots of trees (Thick canopy). So its hard (Not impossible, but hard to find) a campsite that has consistant...

This might work for you. When we transport the 1-lb. propane canisters, we used the Coleman Gemini Pack. Tanks screw into case, with bulk tank thread. Click Here: Coleman Gemini (REI)

I have the Arcteryx Bora 80 Backpack - Great Backpack

Overlander, GREAT Mod, looks good! Alan

We have several Travel Chairs and they make a GREAT product. One of the chairs we have is the Antarctic with stainless steel tubing (400lb. Capacity). Click Here: Travel Chair - Antartic

I'm glad you found a tank you can use, looking forward to see your tank bracket idea. Alan

No I haven't, I'm still waiting on the guy who is welding up the brackets. He is welding up several different types of brackets for us, to be able to mount different gear on the rack. I called him yesterday, no problems just back logged (They are worth the wait, they do GREAT work) :sombrero...

Oliver Trailer Pratty85, I just sent you a "PM" Alan

You could pick up a Yakima Show Boat Roller unit "ONLY" and fabricate a couple of brackets to mount to your truck rack. I think the padded roller unit is 44" Long and 2" Diameter. Use the roller in the back and up front use a couple of Gunwale brackets and tie down straps.

Just a thought, you might want to also look into a Camp Chef All Terrain Sports Stove. This stove has detachable & adjustable aluminum legs, griddles & grill box. They also have carry bags for their stoves and accessories, helps keep the gear nice when transporting. They are not all aluminum...

Hella Link: N8URE2, Sorry, the Hella link I posted wasn't working. I've since corrected the problem, the link works now. Alan

You could use a North Face Docking System, canopy-style tent provides full coverage with four roll-up walls. The Dock Station has a perimeter floor "ONLY" around the inside edge. This gives the unit stability and still has an open floor if you set it up over a picnic table, etc. Click Here...

Here is a product you may want to look at, I'm installing one of these Hella (2-speed) fans in our trailer/camper. Click Here: Hella 2-Speed Fan Marine Div. Here is another 12 volt fan from Camco, we have one these we run with a Brunton SolarRoll 14. Click Here: Camco Portable Fan

RotoPax Road & Trail-Emergency Pack-Installed on Jeep tailgate Click Here: Rotopax Road & Trail Box

I agree with you guys, this will be our third summer with our Tentrax and like they mentioned we are very happy with our trailer. We also have added the comfort amenities and life is very comfortable in the wilderness.

Sorry I don't have any pics yet, I'm waiting to get the bracket back from the powder coat company. I can explain the bracket, its easy enough. I'm using black Core-Trax rails across the floor of the roof rack. On the rails, I'm using four Core-Trax Studs to bolt an aluminum flat plate down...

We did something similar to what you've done in the past. I wanted the pipe to be black to match the Jeep and I didn't want to paint it. Polyethylene black corrugated pipe has the color all the way through the pipe. I used Dual Wall Corrugated Pipe, smooth inside wall and corrugated outside...

I mentioned the Engel, only because I thoiught you were looking for other options. Your going to like your Yamaha generator, thats what we have as well (EF1000iS). We mainly use it for topping off the batteries.

Just a thought, I don't know if they are available as of yet, but ENGEL is coming out with a new line of generators that are using Honda engines. You might want to contact ENGEL and check out the cost and availability. ENGEL USA will be at the 2010 Overland EXPO, if your attending you could...

We are using the 20 lb cylinder, its available in the 10 lb cylinder as well. Manchester Tank: ALUMINUM MARINE DOT CYLINDERS