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I hope you get some good imput from this topic, I'm planning the same project for my MB-T RTT to a Jeep TJ. Thanks

Often I take chili dogs as a camping meal, how about you? What do you use? Beef franks or cheap hot dogs Canned chili or homemade Cheese Buns How about some recipes?

Load till full, then stop, if it will not fit, you don't need it.

FT 60 r I've had my FT 60 for four years now and would buy it again if I needed an HT, I like the wide range of receive frequencies available that way I can also hear fire, forestry, etc. Doug

Good question! you'll have to ask one of these old timers on this site.

Awhile back someone was looking for web lawn chairs and I can't remember which thread. I just bought a nice one at CVS today for $15 and a nice 1" thick pad for $13. I would take a photo only I'm out of storage space. They are still as comfy as they use to be. Doug

Wow do I agree, cooking that fruit a bit would be a big improvement and getting rid of the Bisquick too. I will be camping next weekend so I'll scale this down to a 1 quart oven and try it out. Joanne's sounds good also! Thanks for the imput. Doug

more pancakes Try these mixes, I have them at home all the time, they come in a small box that's easy to pack, and you just add an egg and some milk, mix and start cooking. Jiffy muffin mix, they come in blueberry, apple-cinnamon, banana, and corn bread that I've found, they cost about 0.60...

Peach Cobbler in a Dutch Oven My first attemp at cobbler I used the Louisiana cobbler mix, butter, peaches and milk. Easy it was, a favorite, no! Next time I will try the Paula Deen Bisquick recipe which is online. I will do the pictures too! w6jds

F.Y.I. After receiving my (18") stove from Adventure Trailers Fri. I gave Partner steel a call, they said they would add in th extra grill bars above the burner as long as I paid the shipping. w6jds

Looks like some good choices on the other thread about tables. Thanks

I had a lifetime when I owned my motorhome, they make a nice product, it was just a ltttle heavy for the trailer. I'll check out the Slumberjack. Still looking, Thanks w6jds

I just spent a half hour typing something up then I deleted it by mistake. I purchaced a GSI Roll Top 32 about two camping trips ago and the plastic groumets keep falling out. Time for an exchange at the Sports Chalet which they have agreed to. They have a Kelty gold anodized, and a Coleman...

I incorporated a maple cutting board into my stove area on my trailer tailgate. w6jds

Thanks to everyones imput, I purchased a set of Wayne's stailizers today and it seems to stabilize fairly well. Not being a fan of air shocks for my MB-T(or anything else), I think they might fit the bill this time. I run a York onboard system, so air is ready and available. I will run two...

Thanks for everyones imput so far, looks like I have some more things to add to my newly built rig.

How do you level your trailer for a night of camping? jacks, leveling blocks or ? looking for ideas w6jds

Since I'm a newbie I'm not sure where ro post this? A few us will be camping at the end of "Little Blaire Valley" Sat the 16 in with our military trailers, come show off your rig. turnoff's will be marked with pink and green flagging. Bring fire wood and equipment to camp in soft sand. Extra...

I guess I was unclear as to my question, I consider those shown so far to be tent mounting brackets and not tie downs which keep the tent and cover attached while in travel, sorry for the confusion and I hope this was more clear otherwise I'll let the topic rest. Thanks w6jds

Closed of course. Thanks