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Another vote for iPad compatible Overland Navigator. FWIW Benchmark Maps is working on their iPad map app/program...no ETA though.

Like some here I've used all types of sleeping bags. Comfort, lack of compressibility (comparatively), wider temp range and shortened overall useful lifespan, being a few of the reasons for converting to down, drove me away form synthetics about 20-years ago. I'm sure technology has made...

I second that!

Near School House Hill?

Double that!

Very nice! A ruckus will be created from deciding who within the winning team gets the slide!

Tried a pair of Ibex merino boxers on a 5-day backpack trip last month and then again in Alaska last week underneath my fishing waders: Permanently on my list of necessities now :).

3rd Generation 64Gb (with flash/solid state/non-mechanical type memory) Apple iPod Touch. I purchased this new from the local Apple store on 10/31/09. I also purchased the 2-year AppleCare (one+ year remaining) which is transferrable per Apple's terms and conditions for this extended warranty...

My GY MT/R 315/75-16's also rubbed in the same place on the same rig at the same height. I'm not the one conveying absolutism...

No further evidence is needed John.

In truth it depends on the specific tire brand/model and/or the actual width. The 315/75-16" Toyo MT, for instance, will rub the steering knuckle without a spacer at 2.75" of front lift height on the 100.

Beg to differ; otherwise you wouldn't be so combative on these forums when someone aks for comments about trying something different than what you prescribe John.

Congrats! I'm not sure if I'm a guy with a metal cutting & welding problem or visa versa with an LC problem ;-) But I understand where you're going!

They need a new video production co ;-)

Depending on the cut of beef...if a qual cut I'd suggest fajitas or grilling the meat to take advantage of the cut and quality. Otherwise if its chuck, etc. then grind it and make enchiladas. Or you could stew smaller chunks and then make enchiladas from shredded beef... Having said all...

Zimm...on the subject of lightly comparing 100-Series and G: How have the overall electrics/electronics reliability been on your G? Thanks, Dan

Yes...the stud diameter on the 100-Series is 14mm...

I've been impressed, for an MT type tire, with the snow, hardpack and ice included, performance of my Goodyear MT/R Kevlar's. I'm running 285/75 18 which is 35" but they're also available in the more traditional 35"r 315/75 16.

Good post Dan! I could see needing this type of adhesive sooner or later for any type of project whether around the house or the vehicle.

But, as you, I've been awoken in the middle of the night/deep sleep by high winds. And its no fun trying to add extra guy lines when 1/2 a sleep, in the dark and with a 30mph+ wind :). Or you could just roll over and go back to sleep :coffeedrink: