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I keep one small green tank in the Cub box inside my Front Runner pull out drawer that is used for my single stove for coffee. Have started using a Coleman small stove (kerosene) for coffee in the am so beginning to not carry them, also where to dispose of them? For the propane camp fire I...

My LR gets anywhere from 12 to 20 depending on road speed (dirt vs asphalt) but I carry two Nato cans at all times. The cans fit under the LR where the spare used to go as it now rides on the swing away at the bumper. The LR takes 91 Premium and not all stations carry that I have found.

It is so you only buy their stuff

Is it metal, wood, plastic? There are so many variables that your description of the 'box' is very vague. Pictures are a must with this type of question.

Wow, 80 PSI, that must ride like a rock. How heavy is your rig?? In my 7800 pound LR3 I only go to 45 PSI in front and 50 in back. Yes I have an ARB deflator but have not used it yet, previously I used Staun deflators but they no longer work well.

Yes I have used jack stands but I back them up with huge 6x6 and 8x8 blocks of wood that I keep around for just that purpose. Years ago a good friend (my doctor) was crushed by a vehicle that he was working under with no back up and the stands failed. Every time I get under a vehicle I think of him.

No, I have cub boxes in my FR drawers and on the FR rr I use (only for trips) an aluminum medical chest, it is water/dust proof. I tried a roof top bag once but found it too flimsy for my needs. Now I only want things up there that are solid, not fabric or soft sided. Trees and bushes are very...

I have owned one of these. It looks as though yours needs work. GLWS

Must be rough on the rubber seals.

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I carry two Nato cans under my LR in the space that held the spare tire. I fabbed a holder (3/16 plate) and with the help of gas can mock ups from cardboard was able to fit the two cans smoothly into the space. Land Rovers are sometimes more thirsty than others and the two 20 liter cans are...

Overlanders embracing discomfort is one, no ten, of the dumbest things I have ever heard. My word man, have you never gone driving off road?

I have a 2007 LR3 and with all the hype over this new vehicle I must I was a bit put off. After seeing this video and watching that man play with it in a far away place, if I could afford it I would want/get one. I even have to say that I have to rethink my view of the storage and ladder to the...

Can this be ended? It has gone on long enough and his taking up space on a topic that will never be decided.

Liberal use of gussets.

I ordered mine on line from Costco (last year, in winter) and it arrived within a week and was very well packed and worked well. Not sure of price now but when I bought mine it was $149 but a week later it went on sale and they credited me the $10 difference on my card. Unfortunately I have not...

Sell it to someone that can fix it instead of cutting it up in an attempt to circumvent the issues you can't handle.

Victory_Overland, I got some containers at Costco, 6 for $19+ and three of them fit in the left side of the FR shelf system quite well and they are transparent so I see what is in them so my failing memory is not taxed. There are also containers available from the container store that are...

Really hard to believe you guys are still moaning about the Defender. Anybody out there own one yet?

I think you need an adapter for the tranny if you put in a diesel. I thought about it when I had my 404 but then sold it after a lot of work.