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Ouch. Glad to see/read you didn't have more carnage! I am a big believer in the strength and value of Toyota's OEM LC/4R forged wheels. Cast is cast.

gotta have it. agree with @redneck44...its relaxing for me and sets the stage for the rest of the day. Or until its espresso time right after lunch :D Have one of these on order...will streamline the espresso workflow: http://www.espressoforge.com

I've used 1lb disposable bottles with my Partner Stoves without issue. The only thing I can think of, in addition to defective adapter: Propane bottle too cold? Maybe lower gas pressure associated with a cold bottle didn't get along with Partner's high pressure regulator?

Thanks Err for posting honest and candid feedback! To be honest, and I realize everything is a compromise, this is what has kept my wallet closed for all things Sprinter. I'd love one...but after all my Toyota years I'm not sure I have the patience...to revisit Euro again. But your project...

^ search for "thumb screws" http://www.mcmaster.com/#thumb-screws/=xpdm3g Floor levelers for table legs also work but typically are not as long... Lately I just TIG SS threaded rod to SS washers...

^^^^^^^^^ X3 Been a happy Rollercam strap user for a few years...great product...since getting them, regular/old style cam buckle straps and el cheapo ratchet straps are no bueno. Wish he would intro a wider, say 2" wide, version.

= my use and reason for having APRS (same radio...APRS object displayed on my Lowrance Baja 540C). And although most in our group of adventure travelers are not running APRS :( it would be super handy when a group member(s) need to join up...esy to spot where they are located for simpler join up.

The '05-'07 were built in a different factory than '98-'04. Can't offer if there is any QC/mfg differences though...but just a stat fact. I like my now highly modded 10+ year old, to me, '99 100 just fine...relative to a 100-Series ;)

Its been a while and, since, I've recently upgraded to an MBP/Yosemite and haven't gotten to try CHIRP/710 programming yet. Having said that I had difficulty getting the cable interface/mini driver(?) to function at all using another MB with Mavericks. SL worked great though. Sorry but too...

FWIW I seasoned my PS aluminum griddle (oil and salt method is my preference) and it amped up to a nice near PTFE surface. Worth the little bit of time and couple $...

FWIW Bill @ Partner Steel doesn't recommend using quick connects with their stoves; something about flow rate.

How rusty or not is the underside?

Subscribed. Curious to hear your feedback about reliabilty on this as time and miles accumulate.

The sale is taking a recess for a few weeks as we are in the process of moving and the table is in storage. But given its size and weight I'd be surprised if a box and shipping would be less than $50 FedEx Ground/Home...just a guess based upon recent shipments of other heavy/bulky goods.

The composite board, while not perfectly flat, is considerably 'flatter" than the bamboo plywood it came with... Its probably a mm or two out side to side...if you're entertaining royalty with fine china, silverware & Riedel stemware then maybe it would be an issue :D. Anything...

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Hijack 2: And http://www.fiberglass-rv-4sale.com Oliver Trailer has a decent forum too. Although little overlap for most of us there are a few on that forum that are posting about gravel road travels, etc. I think, per indiedog, a compliant suspension and, depending what brand...

SOLD Like new in the box (used 3-times; can't tell it from brand new) Espro 32oz stainless steel double wall and double micro-fine filter French press. I bought this new to test out for camp coffee duty and even though it outputs the best French press style coffee I've ever tasted...I realized...

FYI/FWIW: High pressure, low volume is the winning ticket for my camp shower. I use a kitchen sprayer (compact; cheap; easy & quick on/off for conserving precious water) with a drilled penny to restrict flow to .75gpm yet high pressure from Flojet/ShurFlo/Aquajet 12v, 35psi pump. Works great...

Just an FYI/FWIW: My '99 Land Cruiser's frame has numerous, from the factory holes, in its rectangular tube style frame...been through plenty of water crossings without any rust issues. The same applies to the Kimberley Kamper frame. I can not say what interior coating, if any, Toyota might...