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Skottles are cool and all, but Mexicans been discada cooking down here for 40 years. It aint that new. You can pick up a Eastman Big Kahuna burner and a 24" disc for $175 and be ready to roll, or buy the Skottle for $275. Skottle will run on the little 1# propane jug, but it's pretty limited...

Same ruling that killed the Onan side valve opposed twin?

I carry 8 spares

It's not as common as one would think

Common sense, everything else is just fluff

It's a different watch, the 6309 ceased production in the late 80's, the 007 started production in the late 90's. The only thing they share is the niche they filled for Seiko. Both very good dive watches that wont break the bank. The 6309 has been reincarnated as the SRP777

I suspect they are a casual shoe for walking sidewalks. Not all New Balance are that way. I had a pair of 978 New Balance that were a solid shoe. I'm in to Hoka tor summits right now. About the most comfortable I have tried,

Yep, expired when I tried to order a radio.

Does it have a thermocouple to shut gas off in case of a flame out condition?

I had an 07, very capable off road, but also very lacking in ground clearance. Timing chain cover leaks on the V6 can be an issue if the tensioner wear out, only 2 problems I had were headlight bulbs blowing due to crappy connectors and brake noise issue that no one was ever able to solve...

A bunch of these appear to be NFA guns. That would mean they are quite possibly selective fire.

I cant believe all these folks wander off and leave high dollar full auto firearms in their trucks.

I'd bet it's closer to 80 years.

I dont think most would know a $1000 Oztent from a $100 Coleman. Though in areas with a high population of Javelinas leaving it up could lead to a wrecked tent as the snuffle around for food. Big Bend park rangers ask you to just drop the tent on the ground if you are gone for the day and reset...

Bought a 18" Circle J myself. http://circlejfirepits.com/accessories_product_page?value_key=GP18 Works fine, has a ring on the bottom to sit on grates. Skottle didnt interest me.

Hell yeah, a winch is a must have. I dont have it so thats why I just sit at home and read the internet explorer forums. (this wasnt meant as smart *** as it sounds LOL) Seriously, if ya got a winch, thats great, but dont sit at home until you have one. Common sense will get you a lot farther...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-0HGGUevQQ I dont think my Coleman Instatent would hold up that well in the wind, but I have sat thru 35 mph winds and it suffered no damage. (I paid $150 for it and a fly)

You can find one for under $600 with a little looking. I got the cheap Coleman, never had a leak and it has withstood a couple of storms. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGW5Gc2lXbI

The turbo style tent is pretty quick, maybe 4 minutes average

I think they are over rated, they are built well and will last forever, but for comfort they fall short compared to modern hikers. Bought a pair of Meindl Gomera that are super comfy, but for general purpose hiking and knocking around I have a pair of Hoka Tor Summit mids. I like them enough...