Search results

This is how they ride on the back of the 60. usually 80% of the time they get the whole cargo area... The other 20% they get half of the cargo area..as I put the fridge on that right side...still plenty of space.... They do great and dont really try to move from their spot.. they are however...

I saw that ..... thanks for the heads up.. I rather avoid the shipping part.... We'll see .... (((((((SCOOOOOOOORE)))))))

if you can find it go for an ATS50 from camp chef... its all aluminum at 21 lbs.

PM sent...

so, there is an sliver of hope for the mongrel, or at least a version of it? Glad you all are alright....!!

Got my cans yesterday.... Great deal. Thanks for posting that link

I too, just ordered 6, but did not get any kind of confirmation via email........ These are great for emergency preparedness....

Nice looking doggie !!!! Blue Heeler ?

I sold my EA 1800 for around $1600 about 3 years ago.. it was 4 years old...

Those are some nice tools and great way to build wooden drawers.... Thanks for posting. I enjoy that first vid.

Ouch...... !!!! I'm sorry to hear about your troubles.... Scary when you think this could of happen on the highway....

I used accurides on my build...but if I was to do it all over again I would go with ball bearings..... these are not cheap (as in quality), but they can be substantially cheaper (as in price) over 500@ rated slides...... Im happy with my slides.. 4.5 years and slide smooth as the first day they...

If slides is what you want then yeah.. I see no point on going cheap on these.. Accuride slides are 500lbs rated, but drop down to 300 lbs on mobile applications... These are worth the $$ If cheaper is what you aiming for look at steel ball bearings... there is a thread floating around here...

You all have this, but you all dont really appriciate it until it is needed.... My most appreciated camping equipment.... never leave home without it....

^^^^cool looking rig... that GMC

^^^^^where did you buy yours at..???

Cool.. they actually put my rig up on their website.....!!!

have you looked at the shadyboy?

In the drawer inside the rig year round.... winter and summer.. never had an issue with them..........