Post favorite pics of your rig and trailer

[rctr03]

youandi,

great looking trailer and setup, question
how do you secure all of the farkles when must leave the trailer?

jimmy

 

[Dendy Jarrett]

These pictures are posted under New Conqueror and Rig thread, but thought these appropriate for this section as well. True, they are driveway shots, but I am digging my new ride (the replacement for the 110 that went to a new owner):

Thanks
Dendy

 

[Tucson T4R]

man i love that trailer . i thought mine was gonna be too big, yours is huge i really like the versatility of it the most.. and the stove set up for the winter camping is awesome.. when i was young , i did alot of winter camping, just a small 3 man isodome tent and a good bag .. no heater - 30 a few times, that was fun but i cant get anybody to go with me anymore they think im nuts

Yeah, I did many trips when I was younger backpacking in the snow and then tent/truck camping in the snow. Everyone in Arizona thinks I'm nuts. However with a diesel heater now and then the whole wood burning stove thing when it's fully set up, it doesn’t matter what the temps are outside, it’s all comfy warm inside. :elkgrin:

I really enjoy being able to spend time outside in the beauty of snow covered forest and then come back into total comfort of the KK nest.

By the way, your set up looks sweet! I love the picture surrounded by ferns.

Even Roxy Likes it.

 

[gasman]

note to self .... buy a better camera and start taking more pictures..

i spend a lot of time in what we call here the near north .. algonquin park area, my uncle used to guide in there and i have been exploring the back roads/ forrest access rds. and logging trails, in the same area for the last 25 yrs. there are some amazing little lakes and rivers there and i forget how beautiful they are .. i promise that when next season rolls in i will take more pics so i can share them with all you guys here.. i got a few good pics put away somewhere but this is the trailer and rig thread .. forgive me for being a newbie im sure there is somewhere on this site to post the senic pics

 

[UNI]

Thanks, Titanpat57 & RCTR03

great looking trailer and setup, question
how do you secure all of the farkles when must leave the trailer?
jimmy

We use a thin high tensile aircraft cable to lock the gear to the trailer frame. We have been lucky and have never had any gear taken. I think most guys who camp like us, respect and watch out for each others gear. The pics posted earlier were taken at the ORCC/Bass Pro Outdoor Days event this last October (2009).

Camping - Red Bluff (Mark Twain National Forest/Missouri)

 

[Tucson T4R]

note to self .... buy a better camera and start taking more pictures........ i promise that when next season rolls in i will take more pics so i can share them with all you guys here.. i got a few good pics put away somewhere but this is the trailer and rig thread .. forgive me for being a newbie im sure there is somewhere on this site to post the senic pics

Gasman, this community has some amazing photographers. If you want to see their work and post up your own shots, check out the Photography section:

http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=32

 

[rctr03]

thanks for the response, i use large motorcycle cables as well. i only have the honda and a fuel tank outside. the engle and all of the other farkles are locked inside of the trailer.
again, great set up!
jimmy

 

[gaberelli]

Looks good TitanPat!! I looked at a 5th gen today. Not a trail, but very nice. My biggest complaint is the loss of Multi-Mode 4WD in the V6. I love having 2HI, 4AWD, 4AWD LO, 4HI, and 4LO in my 4th gen. The best you can do in the 5th gen is the Limited, which has all but 2HI. Hope you are enjoying yours!

 

[Stan the Man]

I tried taking a picture of the trailer, but this hot chick got in the way

 

[Peter_n_Margaret]

We sometimes tow a tinny...

Cheers,
Peter

 

[seashore]

such a vast country! great pics and looks like a great adventure....must get back someday.

 

[Peter_n_Margaret]

such a vast country! great pics and looks like a great adventure....must get back someday.

We travelled 1200km (800 miles) over 7 days on that Cook - Laverton leg without seeing another person or another vehicle.

Cheers,
Peter

 

[bump]

Your linky no worky for me

Hi,
Your link doesn't go trough from the bottom of your post.

Thanks,

We travelled 1200km (800 miles) over 7 days on that Cook - Laverton leg without seeing another person or another vehicle.

Cheers,
Peter

 

[Peter_n_Margaret]

Hi,
Your link doesn't go trough from the bottom of your post.

Thanks,

Sorry Bump. It works for me (takes a few moments because there are some pics there), but it 'knows' me.
Anyone else having it work, or not?

Cheers,
Peter

 

[JMPC]

My rig

My rig