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Not an SE...but put my then Kimberely Kamper Sports RV trailer through 10's of thousands of miles of tough use without issue. KK uses 2"x5" rectangular tubing for their frame/chassis.

sold SOLD Stainless steel (18/8) Italian Moka Pot. This is a piston driven moka pot measuring about 9-1/2" tall x 4-3/4" diameter base. It makes great moka style press "espresso". Capacity is probably 4-6 small espressos or 2-3 larger espressos. Made in Italy. $45 plus $10 to ship via...

Using Trimble Outdoors. Very good route planning features; web based.

^ with or without the coffee :D Charbucks. He'll fit right in.

Like the OP I wanted a lower profile seat back organizer and one with a larger lower pocket to conveniently but securely store Benchmark/Delorme size map books along with other accessories I like to keep handy: Air up hose assembly, gloves, headlamp, window cleaner, etc. I couldn't find...

I always enjoy following along on your build processes Paul & Mike; always learn some new trick! Any plan for keeping road/trail grit from blasting the front side of the trailer?

Just to resonate what others here have stated: 80/100/200 is not going to be adequate space for 5 plus camping gear; no way. And know, from my, et al, experiences, a SO that doesn't have camping in her/his blood is generally going to need more in the bulky creature comfort all things camping...

Removing the front ASB, for trail work, brings a faster and more compliant game to the party. Comparitively, the rear isn't the problem child... Fabbed my own rear ASB links.

Better particulate trap than K&N and theoretically extended filter maintenance (X% of the dust particles drop out inroute around the cyclonic filter housing). AFAIK the filter is washable like the 80-Series. Whereas the OEM 100-Series is disposable. Not sure what effect the cyclonic filter...

^ This! Then I might be tempted to switch camps...based upon your input Alex.

^ I'd do it...if I had space.

Cam, That's some fine looking chili! I can just about taste it from here :)

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No...just downsizing...trying like hell not to slide back into needing a trailer :D And I've got a couple other full size stoves including another Partner stashed.

15-3/8" x 25-3/8" (@ top) x 1" plus handles.

SOLD! I purchased this direct from Partner Steel at the same time I bought the 3-burner stove (also for sale) a few months ago. I properly seasoned this griddle and used it a couple times and it works great. I just decided the set-up is larger to store in my Land Cruiser than what is...

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SOLD! Like new Partner Steel 3-burner propane stove. Bought this direct from Partner Steel a few months ago; works great; just decided its better suited to a larger group than what I typically travel with. If I had more cargo space I wouldn't be selling this stove as its just super to cook...

^ FWIW: My Scangauge shows a typical max of 14.2 volts output from my OEM 100amp alternator/rectifier/regulator system. Apart of another project all of the HO alternator shops I've spoken to state, for Odyssey and/or similar AGM style batteries, output should be capable of outputting...

FWIW I've had very good performance from my Odyssey batteries in both slots. I use a dual bank Powermania Turbo M Series battery charger, one of the "approved/recommended" battery chargers from Odyssey, when my 100 is parked at home more than a couple days. After having very bad and...