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Very nice build. I like how this has turned out. BTW, what is the brand of that rear toolbox?

You're welcome. :sombrero:

A better picture of the lower half. The Moka Pot, espresso cups, and a drinking cup are missing but it's basically everything our family of 4 needs. There's 2 Lexan stemless wine glasses and a Lexan rocks glass for those campfire Whisky, Whiskey, Bourbon, or Scotch's. Some things seem...

The 22" Partner stove doesn't go in the Pelican. I have a Blue Ridge Overland Gear bag for it and it's stored nice and secure in the toolbox. I'm working on a way to mount the #10 tank inside the bed so it's one less thing to fumble with and try to secure each time. The tool roll is one I...

The steam table inserts are primarily my dish washing sinks. I have 3 of them and they are the 1/3 size at 6" deep. Since the bottom of the pans are only ~10"x5" they don't require much water to be usable unlike a larger wash basin. Plates, pans, etc all wash vertical instead of horizontal if...

I've used my Pelican Kitchen for a few years now and love it. It goes in my truck bed so being waterproof is important. I've made adjustments taking things out that I don't use and constantly finding better, more useful things to go in. 1600 with lid organizer and a game of Tetris inside...

When it's just us as a family I also use the 3 basin system (hard habit to break from Scouting days) and I use 3 of the 1/3 size steam table trays each are 6" deep. They stack nice and perfectly fit in my pelican case kitchen. I like that size cause just a little bit of water gives me usable...

Got out again this weekend and took a few more picts. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

From this weekend. The more we use it the better it gets. Learning how to store, fold, setup, and sleep gets a little easier each time. The rack keeps all our stuff under cover and within easy reach of our cooking area. At night I just close the toolbox and bins and head to bed...

Forgot to finish my last post... Spent a few nights here at the end of the trip. It was nice to fully setup knowing we wouldn't have to pack it all up the next morning. The rutted road down to the site. I dug out a few shallow holes to level it up. Learned this trick from the portal...

I may have missed it but what is the table that looks like it's hooked to the passengers side of your rig at OXE? I've been looking for something similar but haven't found it yet. Any better pictures or a source to get one? Awesome rig btw. :smiley_drive:

Thank you.

So far I would have to say no there's not much I would change. I'm happy with how the bends and welds came out and how all the hoops are in line with each other even with the 3" taper to the bed. It would have been nice if I could have lowered things down just a few inches but given that I...

The arms don't have the correct curve and want to scratch and dent the tank Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

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So far those seem to be the best options. I had a buddy with a steel 20# CO2 tank bracket and while it's intended for the bigger 8" tanks it would need some mods to fit the Zodi. The backing part of the mount worked fine since it was close enough to the diameter. I think a couple of quick...

Wow, that's the first Tan SS I've seen. I didn't realize they had any that early. I need to post some pictures of ours now that we've take a trip and spent a few nights in it.

The next few nights were at the Land Between the Lakes, TN. Typical lunch break. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

Thanks Chili. Here we are all packed up and ready to roll out for Expo east fall break trip. ---- Well I should say that was the intended destination of the trip but as life would have it we had to head west to my grandmother's funeral instead. We did manage to get a few nights camping...