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A sale is currently pending on this item. I will update this thread with either "SOLD" or "STILL AVAILABLE".

The tent is in good condition. It would be a good option for someone wanting to try a RTT without spending a small fortune. Reasonable offers will be considered.

FOR SALE: Older model CVT roof top tent Location: Casa Grande, Arizona, USA Description: Size-wise, I believe it is equivalent to the current Shasta model, approx 56x48 closed. It has the old fly style. See photo below. You pick up, or I may be able to deliver in central AZ. Price: $400...

Thanks, and interesting idea for solar water heating. I'll have to give that some thought. One additional detail about the tank installation, it came with a plastic drain plug which I swapped for a brass hose bib. And I have a cap to keep dust and mud out while travelling, and another cap...

After a longish dry spell, I decided to make a few upgrades to the trailer. First, I have two spares (the truck and trailer share spares), but haven't been carrying the 2nd spare because I couldn't decide where to mount it. I recently got the bright (or maybe not so bright) idea to use a...

Wow, nice caribou! I just returned from a desert muley hunt. First, a gratuitous photo of my rig and trailer (this is ExPo after all): My desert buck:

Nice critters guys!

My buddy ended up getting a bull too. Here are both bulls:

I was up unit AZ unit 10, helping out on an early bull hunt last weekend. We called in this nice bull. The young man who took the bull, and his Dad, are in the photo.

Eight...er, uh, nine pages and counting...

Thanks, you have a good collection of critters yourself. That first bobcat looks like a toad.

And some Predators: - - - - - -

I may have posted some of these before, but... Bull elk, AZ unit 27 Mule deer, AZ unit 37B Javelina, AZ unit 37B Cow elk, AZ unit 5BS

Certainly not a "must have". They have advantages and disadvantages. It all depends on your priorities. For me, the critters don't even figure into the formula. Not having the tent touch the ground means the tent does not get as dirty, I don't have to worry about finding flat ground to sleep...

I have had an SE for a while, have taken it on several trips, and love it. I have a handheld GPS (with dash mount) that I love (Garmin GPSMAP 60csx) for dedicated nav. So the SE is strictly for text comm in areas with no cell coverage (and SOS if ever needed). I think it really shines for...

That is probably the route I will end up going, I was just hoping to avoid the rewiring. :)

Yeah, I've seen those Blue Sea switches. They would certainly work. I actually have a really nice Cole Hersee switch rated at 300A continuous, but I am actually looking for something a bit less bulky that will fit where I have the cheap switch located right now (see pic below). About the only...

What are those switches rated for? I have one that looks exactly like those, and it says it is only rated for 100 amps continuous. I am a bit worried it will fry if I ever have to do a long winch under heavy load.

What is that white powdery-looking stuff that's all over everything? :sunny:

. . I keep the jack mechanism in its neoprene boot inside the tool box, out of the weather.