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Thanks to your posting I just made an appointment with the dealer for our D40. We just started to notice a faint whine about 10 days ago. It may or may not be this same issue, but thanks for posting it.

Where is the drummer?

I kind of like the idea of where being the topic . . . :peepwall:

I've been able to look up a specific repeater to find out when it's scheduled for use by a net. Probably at irlp.net or arrl.org. Talk to the repeater owner, who, like Chuck said, will have a website. You can also join your local repeater association who keeps track of this sort of use. The...

SAW Coilovers, PRG UCAs, Rear Donahoe Shocks, Deavers, PRG Traction Bars That's some sweet suspension. :safari-rig:

Mmmm, yeah. I think the ratcheting strap around the cover is actually overkill - we men will just crank on that sucker, then the seams will split and we'll cry "foul" on the manufacturer. It's my experience (series II 1200, purchased March 2006) that the tent needs a ratchet around the top and...

You know what this thread really needs now? A countdown to the day the snorkel gets installed. Perhaps a pool: which comes first, the Exped West decals or the fording kit?

Nah, man, the Unlimiteds are 4 doors. ER must re-do the body, I presume, to get rid of those two back doors. *** Edit - that Brady grin is the one that launches a thousand RTW dream trips.

I feel out of my element making such a request. What the hell, everyone else is doing it. And everybody knows I just follow the crowd because that's easier. It's margarita night at my home desk, and I'm feeling f i n e. Raise your glass and show your Nissan, por favor. Whaddya got...

Excellent story, and I had a suspicion of where that was going. All the cool stuff happens to you. Anyway, regarding the lovely Mendes, good luck with that one. I'm pulling for you. :REOutArchery02:

It's going to be a sweet place. Plug this into Google Maps and or Google Earth and take a look around: 31.869813,-110.017819 (that's the campsite on Brad's maps) Right next to the rocks, looks like plenty of space for you trailer towers. :safari-rig:

That's a very festive looking brew, Mark! I recently tried my luck at this stuff from Deschutes Brewery based on the concept that things from the PNW are pretty cool. Instead, Inversion IPA tastes like it was brewed in a dog's rear end. My goodness, you've got to brush your teeth with bleach...

Till the days get longer, or what? :Astrologist: Sucka.

:088: Once again, a conversation on the ol' innernet pays off. Shade cloth is a good idea. Thanks. *** New question: who has a clever solution for lighting the tent inside at night? Anything better than hanging a battery powered lantern inside?

Wil, you ready to take some photos at Saguaro Lake? :ylsmoke:

That article was brilliant. I learned a lot from that one, and cracked up several times. (Oh God, the caption to the photo of the Defender plopped over on the sand dune was hysterical. "Just a tad late on reading the terrain there, Hoskins." Something like that.) Anyway, since reading that...

YES. That's worth checking out. There are a few sections of private property along that route - public access may be in question, but most often you can pass through gates. Hit that route. I'll be interested to learn what you learn.

Excellent! Nice maps. Thanks Brad.

Beautiful question, P. Eezi Awn makes a hanging shoe bag - or at least I saw Scotty had one made of the same canvas. Related to that, I've decided to try to spread a plastic tarp on the ground under the ladder for a "Sanitized Standing Station" (cool name, eh?). It's somewhat related to the...

Ring? It's actually square with rounded corners. Like the bastardized headlight that came on the YJ. :)