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  1. luk4mud

    OFF THE GRID RENTALS

    "Normal use" could be subject to a flexible interpretation by some renters. Your rates are very fair, best of luck with the business venture!
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    Favorite cooler under $100

    Coleman Xtreme 5 day is very good for the $. We have a buddy who brings one on multi day trips and it is not that far off the Yetis.
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    are rtt the next "must have" item?

    I looked at teh RTT option very hard before I decided to have a teardrop built instead. Each approach has its advantages. Biggest two minuses for me on the RTT were the winds we get in the desert here and getting uo at night when nature calls.
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    Have to ask...but not sure which category...Potty breaks?

    http://www.canyonreo.com/images/alacarte/groover_small.jpg
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    Ultimate-air Co2 set up F/S

    Excellent deal, GLWS. I have been using the same set up for 5+ years now. Seals are all still good, hose, regulator and inflator are all still in great shape.
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    Pintle Vs. Standard ball Hitch what are your thoughts?

    If you are absolutely positive that you will never hit a bump at speed and never be on any sort of twisty off camber grade that might cause a ball to pop off, stick with the ball. Ball is fine on pavement ... usually.
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    OFF THE GRID RENTALS

    Great concept. Are there any restrictions on where the renter can take it? Like ... is the Rubicon ok?
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    Gravelly Range, SW Montana - Four Days and 100 Miles of Dirt

    Great report and beautiful country. You are an excellent writer and photographer.
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    Build quality satisfaction?

    Dude, chill. This isnt Pirate4x4.
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    Build quality satisfaction?

    Loved my 1997 LC, best built vehicle I will probably ever own. And I really like my 2013 Rubicon. Not nearly as well made and I wont own it with 200k miles, that's for sure. It's just an apples and oranges comparison.
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    SoCal Salvage Yard Report

    Nathan, I think you should just consider buying a whole donor vehicle from CL and parking it behind the garage. Marnie will support that approach, all woman see the wisdom in that.
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    Southern Utah: Skutumpah to Willis Creek

    Great write up and pics. I love your writing style. Looks like we frequent alot of the same areas around SE Utah.
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    My Experience with Robert (Bobby) Culpepper and Cascadia Vehicle Tents (CVT)

    Interesting thread. I am a big believer in user reviews, and this thread would not give me much confidence in CVT, NOT because issues arose but because: -the posters are clearly intelligent folks who have tried to work out their issue before going public -the posters have tried, even in this...
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    Family Road Trip to Big Bend

    Nice report! You appear to have been bitten by the offroading bug. Time to shop for something with 2 drive shafts ....
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    Kershaw Cooking Kit (Lancaster Ca)

    Excellent kit I have one as well.
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    Staun Tire Deflators

    Sold
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    Goal Zero Nomad 7 with Guide 10 Plus Recharger

    Sold in like a nanosecond to pugslyyy!
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    Eco Extreme Watertight/ Dustproof Portable Speaker

    Works great, I just don't seem to take it anywhere. Keeps an iphone or ipod safe and dustfree while camping and listening to music. http://www.amazon.com/Extreme-Waterproof-Portable-Speaker-Orange/dp/B003H3JJZE/ref=sr_1_3?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1405179152&sr=1-3&keywords=grace+eco+extreme...
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    Staun Tire Deflators

    Used but in great shape. I always seem to reach for the ARB device these days, so time to give someone a good deal on these. http://www.amazon.com/Staun-SCV5-Tire-Deflators/dp/B000FPYEUC/ref=sr_1_1?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1405178750&sr=1-1&keywords=staun+tire+deflators They go for $75 new...
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