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I can only hope they will acquire Citroen and achieve the same result.

An old Willy's Overland is my dream rig.

SHAZZAM!! And yet everybody seems content to overlook how ugly those things are. No consistency at all. An apology is owed to the Aztec.

You have to look at it from the opposite direction: This is an upgrade from PVC.

See? The pieces all eventually fall into place.

Words of wisdom. From one who knows.

Well... It is galvanized steel...

A first fit check: Just a bit of extra overhang. I think The Varmints see it as a potential jungle gym.

I never thought about using rope for that. In my experience round pipe/tube tends not to be too noisy, but square (or anything else with a flat edge) sure can be. I have some extruded aluminum roof rails that made a horrendous howling noise. I think the biggest issue with them is the slot...

Yaks extinct? They better not be. I haven't managed to eat one yet.

It needs to fit a yak too.

If you can't find any good, local training options you can at least watch free Youtube tutorials. Watch several on the same topic and you will get the gist of the job. Then try it out yourself, with the videos on hand to refer back to as you go. If you have never changed a tire you should...

They said "Go big or go home."

No kidding. Where else can someone get paid for such poor performance? I think the only reason they get away with it is because so few people actually spend any time outdoors. The weather conditions between their door and their car don't make that much of a difference in their world. Those...

My own two eyes and my own ability to sense the temperature. Oh, sure, I will look at NOAA, but those clowns can't accurately predict the present, let alone the future.

Axle Straps They are a useful thing to have around. Kind of like a short tree saver. Although I suppose some folks would be concerned about the metal ends.

The 20 ton probably is overkill. Its one advantage is the larger footprint, hence better stability. That could be someone's justification. Mine I picked up cheap at a swap meet and the dually seemed the most appropriate vehicle in which to place it. Way too big for the XJ.

It gets even better than that: You can ride a yak. It would be like carrying a spare vehicle. Not only could it take you back to civilization in the event your primary vehicle breaks down, it could also take you places you could never manage to reach with a 4x4. I cannot imagine why folks...

It's a brave new world. Who are we to judge? :neutral:

Or what about a yak? Yak's are better for cold weather. And certainly have more pulling power than a goat. See? We have already gotten to the point where we can debate the merits of our livestock. The Toyota/Jeep argument is so last decade.