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When I snorkeled I had prescription lenses made for the goggles. When I hiked in winter I had snow glasses made that were very dark and had leather at the sides for snow/wind, they also had the part that hooked over my ears so they did not fall off for snowshoeing. Had laser eye correction done...

Perhaps the connections are not thoroughly tightened? Or moisture intruded from the cracked panel and were not properly examined and fixed?

Not sure where you are in the world. I buy my threaded rod at Lowes, Home Depot or Ace depending on which is closer when I am in my search for parts mode.

Magnets do not stick to my SS bowls, how do you get them to stick to your bowl?

It is in the description. " The 3/8 threaded holes accept all-thread." But perhaps it is not as clear printed out as it is in my thoughts. 3/8 inch all thread rod. Yes one could put them together with couplings but the rod comes in over 6 foot sections already, make them as tall as you want...

The skottle itself is rather inexpensive. The 3/8 threaded holes accept all-thread. I made a canvas holder for the skittle and the rods. The stove holder is from sheet aluminum cut with saber saw and then sanded to remove rough edges. The holder has adjustable height by way of 3/8 nuts and...

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Although the roof/ceiling is fabric backed with lightweight wooden molded type material it would not be a good idea to screw or mount anything to it that carries anymore weight than tissue paper. You might be able/willing to remove the grab handles and use those mounting points to screw into...

I had Duratracs on my 19s and then got 18s (steel from AB) and also had them installed. Same tire on two different rims. Really like them for on and off road. The 19s are stacked in the shop.

No, a Mog and a Haffie

All that B S and no price. Not exactly very detailed.

So common, nothing to write home about.

Just looked up Fluke on Amazon. Pricey little things, perhaps they are for the top grade professionals. If you have that kind of bucks and are really good at tracking down electrical issues perhaps they would be really good.

I have a tarp I got from Kelty years ago that seems to work well for me as I have moved past the 'blue tarp' camping. Much noise in the wind from a blue tarp.

Used to be that the only light I had in the evening was a flashlight and a campfire. Now with the possibility of a raging forest fire because of the campfire, I use a propane fire and Luci lights mostly. Cant really tolerate long range lighting and the voices and 'music' that accompany it when...

Under the last row seats. When I installed the FR shelf/drawers I use the area under for massive storage after removing the seats. Tailgate, not really any room.

There are so many studies that mention things that will kill you that it is now to the point of being overwhelming. Conversely, it seems that eventually there will be a report that contradicts almost every report. Remember when eggs were bad for you? I seem to recall that the current thing is...

thanks. That was quite a treat.

Very sad to see that. Good that you and others are OK. Can enough be saved to mod a newer LR?

I have a Hi-lift ($100) and had not heard of the Rad-flo ($450) but had seen the Hydra-Jac ($750). Prices being what they are for an (in my opinion) untested unit, I will keep the one I have. I will continue to use caution when using the lift. I would prefer a hydraulic jack but so many require...