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from some recent riding around town.

the back of a fiskars hatchet works great for me, plus it is a wonderful tool for doing many other tasks. When backpacking in the summer, I just find a rock.

forum rules state you must post a price. cool rig!

how about the plastic garage flooring tiles that are mesh? or the plastic mesh you see at the enterence to a commercial building?

looks cool, and lots of systems, but isn't it still just a service body with a slide in camper?

3.59 here, 3.81 in jackson.

grats! those masts would be killer for a ham setup or for wind turbines?

why not use an arb fridge or similar? building your self is always interesting,but why for this particular device?

those look similar to the boot chains we use at work. they work great on ice, but watch your self when on any man made or steel objects as they can catch.

nope. at an insurance yard. i can get you a number if you like.

i know of a red h1 wagon with some rust damage around the middle of the body seam on the back section and a barley running 6.5 for sale for about $7500. If i had the cash to buy and fix it, i would be tempted.

oh calumet. did you hit up "Herm"an jewelers? I need to get up there next time i am in the area.

you can get the f150 crew cab with a 6.5 foot bed.

I was thinking a box with an air comp and air tank.

too bad we missed you in Rock Springs. Great Picture of White Mountian and the smokey sunset, we have had a lot of those this year. Hope your short stay was great!

http://wyoming.craigslist.org/rvs/3289910164.html not mine etc.... but if i had 10k sitting around, i may have jumped on it! dieing for a modern engine/drive train.

hydraulics would be much easier to control. you could even do air over hydraulic. an air operated ram that has enough volume to push fluid to your 4 lift cylinders would be very neat. I have designed a few pneumatic and hydraulic systems, the hydraulic systems usually turn out much easier to...

how about a section of hollow vinyl fence post. about 4 in sq and you can get some end caps and come up with some sort of opening for the end. I found round pvc to not fit my poles very well because of the eyes. The square may fit a reel or 2 also.

i just got them in may, and have not really used them. I am confident that I could have gotten out twice last winter without having to have someone pull me from a snow drift. I have played around a bit with them and they seem like they will work well. Size is not too much of a concern, I have...

as far as a mild kit, a shovel and a tow strap are about as basic as you can get. I carry a shovel, maxtrax, 2 recovery straps, a comealong, and 4 shackles. I somewhat rely on having someone else come by if i need a pull out, but most situations i can figure something out.