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I have never heared of the Technical from Neos. Is that a model type? I have to pairs of the insulater type neos. A pair for shoes and smaller boots and a pair for safety boots. Just love them!

Why do it on face book, do it here! ;)

Nice oven for Florida! No, seriously, nice cap, but I think you need to install insolation and ventilation to keep a nice interior temperature. Have a nice 4 months! wow!

Maintaning a wire rope for winter and summer does inclued lube! The best I found so far was liquid molly! (apply every other year in my case). Same wire since I got the winch in 1999 and got to use it a lot! Still no rust. Had to repaint the winch once or twice. But as mention in a previous...

I think they are Ontario. They have the crown in the center (I think), the orange'ish sticker is also not quebec. But the full answer will be his! ;)

Not really adventure related, but just could not pass. This is how we used to transport our dog for a ride when I was a kid. Their were stakes in the front and rear as well. But of cours, it was not with the John Deer! :) Whitout this, he would take a lot a room in a car, specialy a...

Really dig your built. Finally give the ideas to get going on my next trailer built. I just did not had the inspiration to start on the next trailer that would meet the smaller all around need. Thank! Keep on building!

Tank you! Actually, It's been a work in progress since 1996. And I only have pictures of it over over the years, but nothing in particular about it's built or evolution. It began with the search for a M101 canadian, and realized they were to small for my needs (utilitary like moving, wood...

I like that! Simple, efficient!:clapsmile

Set-up for a week long trip, but not necessarily trail oriented. Discovery trip would be more appropriated. Minimum set-up for on the road short night. Set-up for two nights In the jeep, the frigde, daily clothing and stuff, recovery gear and Tools.

Oups, I did forget to mention that in my post! :Wow1:

Do you have a high pignon on the rear diff? We don't see the rear drive shaft!

I also made this at the time to cover my cooler isolating it from the sun, and also hepling with keeping cooler than oustside temp. Just regular aluminium bubble wrap from the hardware store. And by the way, he was asking about possibility of evernight battery drainage with an igloo type...

I did all the the cooler option mention above in the past. I now have an ARB 35qt, I also have a small igloo and a Coleman extrem cooler. I would not go back in time. Let see what I would used them for. The igloo, can still be used for smal trip were I have electricity. It is smaller than the...

Well for me, I have seen synthetic line snap way more than steel. I know steel will brake too of course, but I have not see one yet. But I have seen synthetic snap at more then one occasion, and they were not 10 year's old, not even 5 year's old, at most 2 years old in some case. 1 was even...

Well, I like it!

I try to keep mine (in a vehicule) as close to the driver door as possible, if not possible, as close to any other door (like the rear one with the road flares) as possible without having to dig for it Under luggage or other things.

Tanks! About the winning number, I'm very sorry, but by doing so, I will go against the temporal prime directive! :) And about the snow, the jeep was a it again this morning! :smiley_drive:

Here is mine still on snow duty as of today. Got about 7" of the white stuff yesterday evening. Forcast is for more on wednesday. This one was last week! I need to change the year on that camera! lol!

I'm looking into that as well. But I would pesronaly try to put it in the front of the trailer. The back, just amplified the shaking. I do not have a M101, but I remember putting a cooler in the back of the trailer, it was the only room available. The cooler was fine, but food was a mess in...