nwoods
Expedition Leader
Here's a few from this past weekend.
Nice Classic!
campsite pics..lets see um
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Nice Classic!
Funrover
Expedition Leader
Here's a few from this past weekend.
Man I love that set up!! And frost.. WOO HOOO!!!! :wings:
Every Miles A Memory
Expedition Leader
Here's a few from this past weekend.
Great shot! Very Creative!
Thanks for the Tip BobDog, I'll go check it out
jsmoriss
Explorer
Just got back from a week around Ontario, Canada: Presq'Ile, Killbear, and Algonquin Parks.
Lunch at a picnic site:
Kiosk in Algonquin after a long day of back-roads and trails:
Those Kermit leg extensions sure are ugly (and the tie-wraps don't help), but I think they're growing on me.
js.
Lunch at a picnic site:
Kiosk in Algonquin after a long day of back-roads and trails:
Those Kermit leg extensions sure are ugly (and the tie-wraps don't help), but I think they're growing on me.
js.
nwoods
Expedition Leader
jsmoriss
Explorer
Yeah... The table... It's a little expensive and kinda big, but very useful.
It's made by Partner, the guys who make the stove. It's 6' long and can be used as a stretcher. I added some rails on the trailer's rack to mount the table. It's very convenient as a kitchen table (high enough) and for doing dishes, etc.I can't take credit for the trailer - it's made by Campa. I've done a few mods, and a few more are planned, but generally it came with everything we need.
js.
XJBANKER
Explorer
Yeah... The table... It's a little expensive and kinda big, but very useful.
I can't take credit for the trailer - it's made by Campa. I've done a few mods, and a few more are planned, but generally it came with everything we need.
js.
How is that trailer weight wise? Does the JK pull it fine? I am thinking next year I might drive from Utah up to Ontario for a week and then home, should be a two week trip if we do it.
computeruser
Explorer
A few campsites along the Lake Superior coast:
Enthusiastic rainstorms are the enemy of comfortable tent camping...unless you've got TARPS!
Sooner or later, though, the clouds clear out and you can dry your gear and enjoy a nice sunset. Bonus if you set up camp in a blueberry patch, and can reach out of your tent for a snack.
Enthusiastic rainstorms are the enemy of comfortable tent camping...unless you've got TARPS!
Sooner or later, though, the clouds clear out and you can dry your gear and enjoy a nice sunset. Bonus if you set up camp in a blueberry patch, and can reach out of your tent for a snack.
jsmoriss
Explorer
The trailer weighs 2100 lbs without gear, food, and water, so probably just short of 3000 lbs fully loaded. I actually found that it drives better with 44 gals of water instead of empty. The center of gravity is lower, and it's rock solid in the trails. It pulls fine with the JK, even with all the heavy mods on the Jeep - the trick is to shift closer to 3000 rpm than my usual 2000 rpm.
I'm on 33s with 4.10s, but will probably go up to 35s with 4.88s this winter. Fuel efficiency wise, I usually average 14.3 mpg, and about 12.7 with the trailer.I was using Garmin's Canada Topo maps, which showed a surprising number of trails in the Algonquin Park. You may want to check it out. If you do, Kiosk is a nice camping site - small and family run.
We're getting away from the topic here, so PM me if you have more questions.
js.
I heard a rumor Kermit the Frog had gotten out of the puppet biz......did not know he started a manafacturing co.:coffeedrink:Just got back from a week around Ontario, Canada: Presq'Ile, Killbear, and Algonquin Parks.
Lunch at a picnic site:
Those Kermit leg extensions sure are ugly (and the tie-wraps don't help), but I think they're growing on me.
js.
I've done that trip a couple times, it' one of my favorites. Especially this time of year.denali highway.
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