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Try the Transit bag. A bit smaller and a bit less money, still it is water resistant. Fits two wolf boxes which should be about three wood bundles. No matter what you get, strap it down well for wind.

A military type duffle sprayed with waterproofing. I just got one from a surplus store (also available on line) for my chairs and tables to put on the rr. Probably not great in a total downpour but your are not going to be sitting outside by a fire anyway. Also there are bags available from...

Says on the web site that the ARB recovery damper is the proper weight for competition events. Weight is not on the website so the description is a bit vague to me. How much does it actually weigh? edit: believe it or not, it's on Amazon questions. 3 pounds. Seems light to me.

Made a base from 1/4 inch plate and some small angles. Keep it on the FR roof rack. also made holders for the traction plates mounted under the rr. Shovel and axe mounted with Quick Fist mounted to strapping bolted to rr.

There was no frame cutting for my ARB bumper install. Did cut the plastic liner in front of the tire on the side of the washer tank was a bit more involved. I really don't think I would purchase anything that says 'bolt on' that involves cutting the frame.

From China, of course. Unless you are a member, the entrance fee will put the price up there with the real ones.

It's a plastic MuMu, from Hawaii

I have a hard cover and it blends in well with my black FR rack. Did not want soft cover to be torn up on trees and bushes, maybe. When I called them to order all that showed on the site was the standard aluminum (silver) cover. So I thought I would have to paint it. I was told, at that time...

Sounds like custom fabrication is looming in your future. I find often that I cannot find something commercially available and have to make it or turn to someone that can create what I cannot. Might save you lots of time looking for something. I suppose this thought has occurred to you already...

Try the enclosures used for landscape sprinkler timers. some are larger than others and they are mostly lockable as well. Since they are often mounted outside they must be weatherproof. Probably less expensive as well.

I just scored a Coleman two mantle lantern at a Thrift store for $8, still in the box with extra mantles. On the box it says 'up to 14 hours of light on one tank of fuel'. That may answer the question of how long. Lantern appears to be in good shape. Now to find fuel, not going to use petrol in...

It doesn't become a pressure vessel till the pump is inserted. Till then it is just a can with a hole in the top,

Well done. I like the contrasting colors

John61ct, Those are not camping chairs. You can use an old drywall mud bucket found on the side of the road for free. If you are just sitting around the fire. Tree stumps, rocks, that sort of thing are provided by nature as well.

I know it is a long way to go to WV for coffee but if you post that it is your company, give us your website (if there is one). Some folks are willing to experiment. 2 cents

How many miles on your LR? My 07 just turned over 134K. Maybe the pads are not compatible with your rotors. Did the same shop do the work? I change everything if the job has any value at all. Pads, rotors, and sensors. I got my last set from Atlantic British, compatible parts are best, in my...

I use a 2.5 gal stainless steel garden sprayer. It can go directly on the cooker to heat the water. Pump it for pressure and spray away. I made a small wooden slat platform to stand on to keep out of the mud/sand and varnished it for longevity. Very portable, can roam off to find a secluded spot...

Never take guns to Mexico. Never, never, never.

Looks like the cheap $20 chair from Costco, WalMart or my local grocery. For 300, you have got to be kidding. Overpriced is not the way I go. But like the man said it is going to be the rage for the well to do and 'Look at me at camp' folks. Isn't Yeti the same company with the $30 can holders...

I got my plugs from the dealer. Just wanted to be sure with recommended OEM parts. Those little suckers aren't cheap.