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Go, Isaac, Go!!!

does anyone use any form of actual ladder for sand ladders? I've been looking for the bridging ladders that have rungs, rather than just flat plate. I imagine the same type may work well for sand/snow

Yeah, I put my ECU in one of these Rubbermaid containers http://www.rubbermaid.com/rubbermaid/images/product/2892-mocha-black_sm.jpg Ok, ok, I'll stop mouthing off since my truck isn't running just as of yet. :) But it was fun ripping that sucker out.

That right thar is a nice site.

Did you laugh at them with taunting bravado when that happened? :)

Maybe I'm missing something. What's bad about maybe 25 more lbs up front, down low, attached to the frame? The other thing is it'd cut off a good deal of air flow over the radiator from the looks of it.

Make sure the door sills are good. I got stuck once and while not bad for the engine, the carpets didn't like the water coming in, nor the mud left behind.

How long of an exposure is that last photo? 2 hours or so?

Those are just regular water heater elements though. you can buy those at any hardware store. :) Might not be a bad idea though....small tank, switch up front and turn it on before you plan on stopping. Actually, I'm thinking a flat plate heat exchanger plumbed into the heating path. Then...

Ron, welcome and thanks for the post!! It's good to have some data to make a decision. thanks!

That's what I was thinking. If the lens mount is an issue you should be able to trim away enough to make life better. Of all the places a camera gets hit, that is one of the least likely since you have the lens in the way.

Get soemthing with a dual switch, like some of the headlamps you see. I agree, something more mundane for while you're dirving and the passenger might need to check a map, and something hella bright when you can't find your wallet that fell somewhere.

Land Rover Driver Training from the RGS If someone wants to send me there, I'd be glad to take some pictures and notes!! :)

If you read Byrd's account of his stay at Advanced bascamp and the attempts to get to him after they lost radio contact, it tells how badly the tracks of the tractors they were running tended to work. A lot of this is just because things weren't built well at the time. So it most likely left a...

Hello!! My wife Kim and I are raising funds to enable a school to be built in Nepal. I use 'enable' because we will not be building it but simply providing funds to help. The non-profit we have signed up with is called Room to Read. In short, they provide some funds and logistics support...

One question: You run down the aux system running stuff.....and you left the dome light on.....now what?

are you only looking for Colorado locations? Oregon and Washington have a lot of stuff in that middle range.

What exactly are you looking to shoot? Nature/landscape type stuff you see on a trip? People, portraits, or the like? For some good info, check out National Geographic's site http://www.nationalgeographic.com/pathtoadventure/phototips/ An expensive lens isn't required but you'll soon find...

I've never liked them on my truck but I still like them. So I've taken to putting them on the kitchen bin as an alternative. :)

Damn it! Now I have to go rent the rest of that movie....