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They seem a little heavy to be using as a container to be transporting around. I think there would be lighter materials than stainless steel for transporting water. But If it works, let us know how it goes. You could put a Sanke connection on top and use compressed air or CO2 to move the...

I have three I use for brewing beer, they are the best for that.

What a great set up, I hope Ron gets it! And Ron is you decide after you get it to Colorado that it's not what you needed just let me know and I'll buy it from you because I've been looking at getting air now for awhile.

Cute little rig, too bad we don't have a more modern version around as the concept is very sound.

It's snowing and cold here and it was time for a few winter projects in the camper: We have a set of shut off switches by our feet area under the settee that had a habit of getting knocked off, especially with a dog in the camper. I made a clear Lexan cover and hinged it for access when...

That would certainly extend the trip... At least you wouldn't miss much though...

That is one sweet Jeep!

Most stock trucks can go just about anywhere you need to be and some with careful driving and planning. If it was me, I would concentrate on getting some camping gear and getting out there. Plan ahead and make some trips. After you get back decide what you need to upgrade and research the heck...

I have a Yamaha 1000 and it's quiet enough, my solar panels are even quieter when the sun is out.

Thanks, I'll try to do that.

I finally made the switch! My Windoze XP fried again, this time it locked up solid with a black screen of death. Nothing worked including recovery disc and I finally rescued my latest data with a Ubuntu boot disc. So I decided to make the plunge and loaded Ubuntu 8.1 side by side with XP. I...

That's a sweet deal, I'd snatch it if I needed one.

Welcome to the forum, nice rig!

Welcome to the addiction of fly fishing!

You can't see your pictures unless you are a member of that forum. I use the mini quick fists to hold my rod tubes to the ceiling inside my camper, kind of gives it a nautical decor inside. :088: Perhaps you could bring your pictures to this forum if you put them on photobucket or some such...

That would make a nice base for an expedition camper.

Sounds like a nice idea to use for engine pre-heat. I understand that they are a problem if they freeze though and that was the major factor that kept me away from it.

I have three of them for brewing beer, they are awesome for that. Seems like they might be a tad heavy to lug around as a fire ring though, but it would be tough as nails.

The hot air removed from the fridge must go somewhere, if you do not vent the fridge will be inefficient. One of those physics laws from some Greek guy back in high school.

Hi 18 Seeds, I'm stoked about your build since mine is pretty much done for now. After my school of hard knocks and experience with pop ups, I'd like to add a little food for thought: 1. 30 gal fresh water supply- or more 2. hot water- Aways nice for those thins like keeping clean and doing...