This is what I am currently using:
Plates: Heavy duty plastic from Walmart. They typically last a season then I toss and replace. I do carry two enamelware plates, used for prep and serving more than eating.
Silverware and Kitchen Implements: Ordinary stainless steel silverware from an...
Here is another shower I idea I have never tried. I saved the link on my Amazon "wish list" years ago when I was trying to find an easy to use, compact shower.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00IFHFJXI/?coliid=IHLJPIBVKMW0Z&colid=1FKE7OAB6GTEB&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it
I just found this, hiding in my Amazon "wish list" where it has been for several years. Don't know anything about it - just passing on the link.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MY6CZ6J/?coliid=I385KG2M6PXITC&colid=1FKE7OAB6GTEB&psc=0&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it_im
I have given up on onboard shower contraptions. As great as they are the cons always seem to outweigh the pros.
The modified garden sprayer works well with stove heated water, but I don't have much room for gear and a garden sprayer takes up too much, so I use a simpler version that uses 1...
I decided to google some replacement bags. One idea that may be workable is a laptop bag for a 15.6" laptop. I found one that is about the correct size that is only $16.49 including shipping. I'm sure there are other options that I haven't found yet.
That may be a better use of my time and...
This thread inspired me to purchase my own UCO Flatpack Grill which arrived a few days ago. My first impression was that the unit is well made but the bag is much too tight. I will be sewing one a bit larger so that I can slide the dirty/sooty unit into a plastic bag before putting it into...
I have an Engel 12v fridge semi-permanently mounted in my offroad trailer but for my Jeep and Xterra I decided against one and use a small 26 qt. rotomolded Wally World cooler instead. [Spending $800-$1,000 for a second fridge wasn't on my list of priorities].
On a recent 3+ week...
Garmin has different levels of service at different price points. Some levels have unlimited satellite texts and some are pay per text with a limited number of characters per text or pre-set messages only.
https://explore.garmin.com/en-US/inreach/#subscriptions
Most offroaders still use CB. To communicate with others on the trail you will want one, but don't count on it being effective or being within range of anyone in the event of a medical emergency.
Many people try to push GMRS as the hot, new communications tool. It isn't. Range is too...
You can claim the "wise old timer" mantle when you can relay your own story of driving to ******** Cepek's home in South Gate CA one evening in 1965 when ******** was just getting his start selling Armstrong 11.00-15 farm implement/"flotation" tires as a side business out of his one car garage...
I can do 10 essentials:
https://www.nps.gov/articles/10essentials.htm
https://www.mountaineers.org/blog/what-are-the-ten-essentials
Plus my latest acquisition in the survival gear category, which I will no longer leave home without:
Nice job.
Could you be so kind as to provide the link and/or seller info for the Anti-Luce fastener you are using.
I need one for a similar project, and also to convert the tailgate latches for my Bantam trailer. I have had no luck finding sources.
The simple system in these photos consists of the following parts, sourced as indicated:
Viair 400H compressor, used - online classified ad on Xterra forum.
Check Valve - Viair P/N 92832, Ebay
Brass fittings - Amazon and/or Ebay
Leader hose - high pressure/high temperature hose - NAPA...
I would be pleased and proud to purchase MVUM's for the following national forests as soon as they become available. The nation may be under two week "house arrest," maybe longer, but that won't stop me from planning future trips.
Most Frequently Visited
Shasta-Trinity National Forest
Lassen...
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