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Used the LR G4 ladder...imo its the best one out there.

Nemo's statement around placing in the sun is purely from a storage perspective when not in use. They fully support using the sun to heat a helio full of water. This can be validated by contacting Nemo directly at 1-800-997-9301. Also, straight from Nemo's website description of the Helio...

To be honest I've only used this water/gas carrier once on my tire swing out for 2 reasons: (1) Typically when I'm going 4x4 camping I'm bringing 3 water cans and 1 gas can and I end up tossing them all up on the roof rack. (2) I had been a bit nervous adding an extra 40 lbs to the rear tire...

First things first, what type of camp do you plan to use the bag for? Car camping, backpacking, both, etc?

Got a reply from Uncle Ray. Below is a picture of the unit for the shorter style factory hitch receiver. The cost is 180 british pounds or roughly $300 plus shipping. I'm still waiting on a shipping cost.

I agree the ARB may be a preferred option given that it allows you total control over the locker....you control when to engage/disengage the locker. Though the factory locker auto engages only when its needed and is a progressive locker as well. Factory locker makes for one less thing to have...

I'd agree that it's best to look for a 2007-2009....the 05 and 06s were more prone to problems, many of those problems should have been resolved thru warranty.

PM sent

What was the total cost including shipping on the Mitchell?

Does it have airbags or springs?

Its actually Uncle Ray and his id on disco3 is RLD. I've already sent him a PM for cost and shipping of his high mount hitch receiver. I'm also checking to see if he makes it for the newer shorter receiver from Land Rover. Here is a picture of his: The Mitchell Bros offering from Australia...

Yep, I came to the same conclusion but I went with the Weber Go Anywhere Grill and a single burner stove. Found a very nice carbon steel griddle that fits the Weber Go Anywhere perfectly so I can also use the GOAnywhere to say cook pancakes, eggs, etc. I think the Volcano offers a nice griddle...

As stated earlier, the only way to do this without splicing a gauge into the lines is to let it sit for a day or two and see where the air bags end up. My vote is the V8 without question, but I know some of the folks that have had the v6s like them. The LR3 is a HEAVY vehicle and imo the extra...

If you want something stout that will out live you, just buy an old Coleman 413 stove and then add a Lodge reversible griddle/grill combo Here is a Lodge single burner griddle with "grill" side up: Here is a Lodge dual burner model with the skillet side up:

I've seen this happen on newer cars too that have been transported.

Assuming your goal is for a grill that is going to cook food very very nicely, I'd suggest the Weber Go Anywhere Grill as it is much more compact and portable than the Smokey Joe and does just as good a job cooking (IMO folding grill aren't up to the task of cooking food like a true BBQ...

K does not stand for Kero, it is simply the generation indicator for the 220 series over the years, i.e. 220, 220A, 220B, 220C, etc, etc. The 220's never came in kero form from the factory (though they can be converted to kero). All 220's are WG/Coleman fuel. The only kero models from Coleman...

Every quarter or so, REI sends its members a 20% coupon to use on any item in the store.

No complaints and yes it does hold the pressure for the time claimed. I got mine for 20% off with the REI member discount.

I have one and it works great. I love the portability and space savings.