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After years of bringing axes, hatchets, and wedges to split firewood, this is what resides in my camper now: https://logmaticusa.com/products I have the 250 at my cabin, and the 150 in the camper. It is so much safer than an axe, hatchet, or maul. Instead of taking aim on a spot, and swinging...

...with a cute 2U extension table!

You probably know that SP makes a two-burner stove. I have one, but I rarely find the need for a second burner. I can measure it, but it logically is twice the size of a Baja. It does drop in nicely into an IGT frame, although you have to remove the cover for it, so you can't use it as a...

I believe that's the same drivetrain in my LC200, whihc has been my favorite drivetrain of any vehicle I've owned. Silky, seamless, and powerful. Beautiful truck!

What a great rig. I saw you at VOR back in '16; never forgot this trailer!

You mean something like Cactus Jack's risers that he's been advertising on here for years?

Where did you see this at?

Very good point. How lucky we are to live in an age where such amazing vehicles are already sitting at the dealer, with a full factory warranty!

No doubt, and there's trails like that near me too. But the arc of "exploration vehicle" is huge, between truggies and MB-300 station wagons, and between dirt roads and Rubicon Trail or Camel Trophy. No vehicle, not even the IG, can be all things to all people for all conditions. My point was...

The tire argument cracks me up. Fact is, the IG will probably be more capable stock than anything else available, and if we were at all honest with ourselves, most tire and suspension upgrades are for looks more than anything else. Hell, most people tear into a brand new vehicles without ever...

GAH!! Were you drunk?? Family held hostage?? Offered a million dollars?? I'm struggling to come up with a scenario that would have justified selling the most awesome Samurai on the planet!! And why didn't I see a listing??

Man, I still love that truck!! How 'bout your Zuk??

I might be more interested if one could slide the tabletop closed over a drop-in module.

I honestly don't find the corner pieces all that useful, unless the spot demands it, like maybe a tent or canopy. They can be tippy if you put the weight on the outside of the curve, and for the small amount of workspace, you have to tote two extra legs. I get more use out of the IGT Height...

Screw a larger circular base to it.

How comfortable is that futon?

Day-um!! You’re catching up to me!! You’re like me; I’ve got some stuff at the cabin, some stuff in the camper...

Sounds intriguing. I tried a cooking/dining setup this summer for 4, using the rounded edge tables that SP makes for overseas. It was fun; we used two single BBQ boxes, and cooked while we yapped and drank. I still find the table extension more useful more often, but that's just me. As you...

My standard setup is a frame, a table extension of the same size, a pair of height adjusters, and 6 legs (4 standing, and 2 adjustable), and a bag. I'm fortunate in that I have a number of the dual height legs, so being able to make either is pretty nice. Sometimes I make the table the dining...

Get the 3U extension table. It's the same size as the frame (so it stores in the same bag) and way more useful and stable than the round corner. You're toting the two extra legs anyway; might as well get some actual real estate. Then you won't need the half-box hanger, and can put the box under...