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Keeping an eye on this, been looking for something more street worthy than my KLR650 and more trail worthy than the GL1800 I had. The GL was great on the highway, hit a dirt road and it followed a rut until it fell over, the KLR will run dirt all day, but scares the crap out of you on a busy...

Depends on if I am winning or losing.

An astute observation I suspect

This is what I always did. It's really good stuff, we aint talkin Nescafe. Not bad mouthing Nescafe cause plenty of my south of the border amigos prefer it

I have never found a tent that didnt heat up like an oven once the sun pops up in the desert and I've never had one that was dark on the inside .

Glad they got out, but dont particularly care about hearing their story.

Ahh, then the question probably wasnt directed at you

I'd guess like most people these days. It's not a forum issue, just turn on the news and listen.

Actually I am pretty close to perfect, and if I ever learn to read I am gonna look up perfect in the dictionary and see if they have my photo beside it. Seriously, they made a dumb mistake and all the gnashing of teeth and knuckle biting in the world isnt going to change their predicament. I...

Yep, as f'd up as it may be, you are in their country. I dont like it, but there is nothing that I can do about it.

I think its one of different mindsets, I wouldnt go there, have no desire to go there, but then I dont go to parts of east Dallas or the third ward in Houston without carrying. Last time I spent the night in Nashville I had what seemed like dozens of hotel people tell me to be in before dark and...

It's a grade of twin line cutting torch hose designed for use with alternate fuels other than acetylene. I've never seen it in anything other than a twin oxygen/acetylene hose designed for cutting torches. Really more to do with stopping the hose from dry rotting. Propane has a lot of oils in it...

I have seen similar in scrap torch regulators before, and always on the propane side, never on the oxygen side. We sell T grade hose so there should be no effect from the hoses

Pretty snug but 89 Jeeps didnt have a very complicated design

I had Wet Okole on my last Wrangler and I thought they were great

Interesting but in my opinion obsolete technology. BMW had the AirVantage vest back around 02 that was a much better looking vest that zipped up the front. Air tube was inside the vest and it would pass for a fleece vest when work by its self. Price was higher, but it looked considerably better.

You are not getting that much residue from a hose, it's coming from the liquid in the tank. Ethyl mercaptan and water maybe, but that there is also a bit of oil in propane would not surprise me as it is petroleum based. Propane can be all over the place in quality. I have sold it in 100 lb...

"Real" Lugers were not 380's. Erma made a bunch of 380's in the 60's but the pre-1940 Lugers were all in 9X19 and 30 Mauser

It's coming out of the gas, try another supplier and see if the problem persists. I have seen it in heavy scrap cutting torches.

20 years ago they were made in the US and I dont ever remember a life time warranty