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Cook Partner Stove update Is it worth the money? Well as was discussed in this thread, buying "locally" made products from companies that listen to their consumers and continually seek to improve their products pays off. I have been "informed" that Cook Partner has re-designed their grill to...

Fun trip! Cool pictures and video. Thanks for sharing.

Upper control arms and new springs. Bravo! Looking great. What are the plans for the rear suspension?

Tent Mounting platform progress! Finally some progress! As usual, finding quality products to support our beloved hobby in Eastern Canada prooved to be a challenge. For the last month I had been in a holding patter, waiting for the tool box to come in so I took the time to clean up a few...

Cool design Yeowsers, they look "Hell for Stout"! :ar15: I dig it.

Very kewl! Fantastic! I love how the rig and trailer really "pop" out in that picture will at the green scenery. Glad you have been able to enjoy all the hard work. Cheers, P

Tire tools Perhaps we all need to chip in and get you a Durometer! As the official tire guy, you should have all your tools with you ready for the next set of tires to fall under your scrutiny! Great comments as usual.

Unique Jeep and Trailer Absolutely awsome! I'm glad to read that it has been restored and continues to be used. Nice to see that the complete history of the vehicle and trailer was preserved as well. Thanks for posting. P

Kermit Chairs That is a good deal for some great chairs. :suning: I'm bummed that I did not see this sooner! Let me know if this falls through. Bump for you. Cheers, P

Fixing the problem... After I purchased a Sawzall and figured out what type of damage I could do with one, my friends don't let me bring it over to their house for any type of project work...:cool: Well done!

Sounds like you have the perfect excuse for a recovery mission and camping trip! Now start planning...:violent-smiley-031: Not to rub salt in your wound but care to share some of your lesson with the rest of us about simplifying? Do you still use a shower shelter? This may be better suited...

4x4 Driving Redline, Funny you should ask. I'm midway through Section 2 as you read this. So far it's a superb book. I can see it sitting on my shelf as reference material for a long time to come. You won't regret the read. Yes, Overland Video carries it. Cheers, P

Weight matters... Much appreciated sir, I knew you would have this information. Interesting that these are approx. 10 lbs heavier per tire than the BFG and Cooper tires. That is quite a bit heavier.

Another great tire. The tire junkie strikes again! Well done and documented as usual. I wonder if they will show up in Canada? For the sake of comparison, do you have the the weight of the Bighorns, Coopers and BFG tires in the 255/85R16? So when will the Mall Crawler get a new set of...

Desk travels. KC, Thanks for sharing your trip. Nothing like some web travels on a rainy spring day. Cheers, P

The other Sierra Expeditons rig... Cool new ride! Cheers, P

Making tracks... Very interesting little rig. How did you do with the test ride? Any shots. Very wild indeed. My question is this, why would you need a spare tire (see last picture)? :elkgrin:

The perfect tie down? Good write up. I've been thinking about tie down solutions lately. This may be the answer. Thanks for taking the time to post this. Cheers, P

Nice distraction... Must have missed this the first time arround. Thanks for the cool pictures and trip report. Nothing like a bit of web wheeling to make you want to get out there...:safari-rig:

Super cool rig! Ed, Just catching up on other threads on ExPo since normally I don't stray too far away from the Toyota sections under Expedition Vehicles. I must change that! Anyhow, very cool and unique rig. For some reason, older vehicles always seem to give a run for your money when you...