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Some cool gear there at PitPal. Three different sized tables and with steel legs... no more 1-2 season and toss collapsible tables. How about that picnic condiment caddy? The ultimate in industrial/utility tech!

Did I axe you to count my posts Jim?

Looks good Jim - I like the tread pattern and sidewalls - how many ply?

Absolutely. And it's compatible with most mounting systems like the QuickFist. :sombrero:

That's what she said!

Thanks for your response Jonathan; I know you'all will take it with careful consideration. This evening I attended our monthly TLCA-sanctioned club meeting and part of it was spent briefing other, more skeptical members about the event. There is some momentum among this group for a challenge...

I got off I-40 and the normal boring easterly route though Little Rock on a whim and took I-540 north headed into MO and some rural routes I know. And White Castle's, too Holy cow, I was surprised at how scenic that road is and the bucolic views of the Boston Mountains. Equally shocked to...

Ouch Jonathan, that really hurt my eye... :cool: Any candidates? Probably, but it's ConserVentures event to put on that you derive profit from. We provided respectful input. That said... so shall it be said, so shall it be done. :bowdown: I for one, and others that accompanied me or take...

OX10 had the good fortune of mild weather and ample rainfall for a blooming, colorful desert. Aside from OX11's misfortune of the winds, dust, and unusual heat spell, I'm ready for a change after 2 events. Didn't even need a GPS to get there this time and I live in VA... Amado is a very...

I got my 12V IBS system with relay from Wil and in use for 1 year now. Easy installation, compact, reliable. Works flawlessly! Thanks again Wil for the walk through on your install last year at Amado.

I'd just like to see 1 picture of your truck...:coffeedrink:

The truck that wasn't there... ...or was it? Not exotic, just obtainable, and did a round trip of a little less than 4800 miles and ready for more. Encouraging news for those who want to get out and explore.

So is mine... 6 hours and I hit the road with sbly and his 200 series LC. See you there! OBTW, the new shelter rig you have there is looking good. Some 4 inch tree branches, a bucket to catch gas from unsuspecting motorists and you're GTG.

No worries. I recalled your grille - you did a good job and it gives your truck a very distinctive look. The 2x3 tube is cut to match the cylinder - no special tools; you can use a hole bit with a drill or a band saw with the right blade. Any imperfections will be made up with the weld. I...

I have the IPOR spindle... the steel you see, 35 in spare (~ 100 lbs), and a dual Jerry can carrier, so about another 100 lbs. You can jump up and down on it with the arm extended; I'm not an engineer but that's a lot of weight. As you can see my swing arm is welded to the sleeve and a locking...

Wow! Someone is going to get a heckuva deal...

Outstanding Nathan! I'll be sure to keep my eyes open for him -- prep him with info about the Whipsaw Trail Run. I'm still planning on making the trip to Calgary to hook up with CT4WD for that ride with another forum member.

So you drive a Toyota therefore you must be the one with the brains in your outfit. :coffeedrink: I'll be there. My truck will be at the LoadTamer venue. Uber-rare silver Tacoma with a mix of FJ 40, FJ 60, FZJ 80 and 4Runner parts...;) There's still a lot of things going on that you can...

My condolences. Time for armor.

There are several companies in VA that offer specialized training packages to USG customers in off-road technique, to include RHD vehicles from locations where those customers might be deployed.