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Hi, I am looking for a quick release pin, can anyone help me find what I'm searching for? Requirements: 1/2" diameter, 2" possibly 2.5 or 3" long, inexpensive = <$10. Application: it will be replacing a regular 1/2" bolt which passes through a few holes and connect so a free nut on the...

....and I live in the desert where it was brown today! Colorado is so cool!!! :)

These are pretty cool, I saw them at SEMA last fall and they seem well built. Brian

Sounds like a lost cause. Send it to me and I'll recycle it for you! :)

One idea is to get your daughter a small bassinet and get yourself a mummy bag to keep yourself contained. One think to remember with Large tents is that they can be cold and stay cold in cold weather. A six man tent with two people in it will not warm up the same as if it had six people...

On the next one they should mount a little tiny Pull-Pal on the end of a cable. When stuck it could shoot out the anchor and then winch itself off! Or some sort of (emergency use only) ride height adjustment system.

Thanks Hank, Although a broad explanation, as you mentioned, it helped to make sense of it all. Now, I'm going to renovate my living room with some of this wood paneling! Believe it or not, we had this stuff in our basement when I was a kid, wait, my mom has never renovated so it's actually...

Although it may be NERDY, a more detailed explanation of why one should be concerned with "modified sinewave" "dirty power" and what that really means, in lay terms, would be very helpful to those of us trying to follow along. Thanks Brian :coffee:

We have been camping with our kids since they were 6mo old. Daughter 4 and Son 2.5 now. Keep in mind that as backpackers and backpacking campers you guys are already well experienced and it should easily translate over. At two years old and 2 months old your kids will merely want to be...

This is great! Where are you moving to? Brian

Also try marine adhesive remover. It is designed to break down 3M's 5200 sealant which is tough stuff. I used it on the fender flare sticky back goo and it worked very well. Anything that was left over came right off using a clay bar. :coffee:

Oh, and I almost forgot! :yikes: Brian

Here are a few more Brian

Nice pictures Chris, Here are a few I captured over the weekend. I must add, this was one of the most family friendly, kid friendly events we have been to in a while. What made the difference was that people actually brought their kids, after that they pretty much take care of themselves!

Wow, those are some great prices if that is the stuff you need. Amy and I used to visit the West Marine clearance center back room on an almost daily basis. She worked there so we usually got first pick on new clearance inventory, before it was even priced, and then we got an extra employee...

Overland Journal will be there! :)

I agree Mark, Time will tell on the durability. One thing I am surprized at is how when folded the handle material (back of chair) only snaps to one side of the folded package so when you pick it up the handle is at a bit of an angle. One additional snap on the other side would provide a more...

I like the red and green sleeves of the moto rider. I wonder if he did that on purpose so you know which way he is going -- like a boat... I look forward to the vids!! :rally_guys:

http://editorial.autos.msn.com/slideshow.aspx?cp-documentid=1060937#7 They included a Sportsmobile but no Earthroamer Brian

I have the QT diff guards fitted to both front and back on my DII. I think of their label as "sliders" not as something that I am going to intentionaly use to slide over an obstacle, rock or log, but rather a description of what they are capable of doing. Having any design of diff guard is no...