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I carry a spare serpentine belt. edit: Oh yeah, a GAP tool..Did not think if it as a 'spare part'.

I secured mine with velcro strips so it could be removed when necessary.

I have a workman's kilt that I purchased when I lived in Seattle area (Kitsapp) years ago. Wear it in summer when it gets quite warm in Denver. Still wear jeans though, flannel lined in winter. Have not found warm pants to compare.

Well done and practical.

Got mine through Bass Pro Shop, delivered. OZ3

If paint is used it is easy to do touchup even if they get scratched, and they will. They look great.

When loading my roof rack I put easy stuff up there. Wouldn't put any more weight on it than my roof would hold, max 230 pounds. at most two petrol cans (90), an OZ tent (45), propane tank (25), two fold up chairs (15) and maybe some clothes in a small medical chest (40).

I took my third row out for Front Runner shelf/drawer system. Put the seats on this site and another site, no one was interested and after three months I tossed them in the trash. seemed like such a waste.

Anytime I hear temps that are from anywhere that is not in US I automatically think in centigrade.

When on the carrier with an air group one of the guys had a sewing machine and would make a few bucks sewing on name tags and tailoring uniforms. He was no Betsy Ross but did a good job and we were glad to have him around.

gabrielef, I do like your style. Rarely do I ask people I don't know what to get. Kind of like asking a barber if you need a haircut. I just get what I like, wether it is roof racks, sleeping bags or the vehicle I drive and the tires I put under it. Although I did ask my friend about the...

Cheap tires will leave you stranded, just spend the money for good ones. I am surprised that LR owners want to get cheap tires and with all the discussion on this site that people are still having problems deciding on a tire.

I got out of the Navy 50 years ago, nothing fits now and besides blues and whites are not forest garb. I go the Sportsman's Guide for anything I want surplus related.

For a stove with no flame control a wok ring that raises the pot a bit might work to reduce the heat a bit to keep from burning things...

I also have the DeWalt 20V chainsaw and also carry the recharger that plugs into my LR's socket. Handy thing to have so I am not ever without a way to recharge my battery while on the road. Haven't been on the road much lately though.

I use this , have for years. Takes up little space and always works. https://www.amazon.com/Coleman-Fold-Propane-Stove-2-Burner/dp/B000F7T2MU/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=fold+n+go+propane+stove&qid=1612065905&sr=8-1

Question though... when you wear out a pair of BDU pants - do you cut the pockets off to use as storage? Correus, when I wear out my BDU pants, which is not often, I cut them up and sew them into equipment bags, using the cloth rather than throwing them away, paracord for the drawstrings. I...

After all this. There are instances when the 'If the ad is still up' do not rely on the seller to keep the post current and simply 'forget' to remove it when the item is sold. So folks have to ask. It has happen to me a few times.

I have only used the nylon (?) from this company, in various sizes. Since the application for use was only on things that are either inside my vehicle or for something that does not stay outside they have never been an issue. There were plastic ones on my RTT and never gave me problems (sold...

Not familiar with your item, how big is it. Might be a bag on some sites I visit that I could direct you to.