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  1. RangerBill

    Fly Fishing

    @Pip, I was just back in your area in August. I make an annual pilgrimage back to MT, WY, and ID to fly fish. I didn't hit the Madison this year, but have spent many days in the past stripping streamers with the guys from Slide Inn. This year I fished the Snake in GTNP, the Jefferson, and the...
  2. RangerBill

    Minimum Mechanical Skill

    @IronJackWhitton, thanks for the tips. I am definitely of the "only Craftsman" generation. I'll check out some of the other options. Pawn shops are another good place to look for used tools.
  3. RangerBill

    Minimum Mechanical Skill

    @bencleveland, there's some real wisdom in your words. In almost every undertaking I see the same progression. In fly fishing it's: I want to catch A fish I want to catch ALL the fish I want to catch only big fish I just want to fishing Maybe it's the unavoidable path to mastery, where in...
  4. RangerBill

    Minimum Mechanical Skill

    Hey, Everyone, thank you for all the excellent guidance and advice. I'm sure I'll be looking back at this thread for a long time mapping out the next steps of my journey. I truly appreciate all the shared wisdom! Based on where I'm starting (novice), my vehicle (2018 4Runner), and the types...
  5. RangerBill

    Minimum Mechanical Skill

    Exactly why I want to learn more about my 4Runner! Thanks for all the great suggestions, everyone. I'll put together my study curriculum.
  6. RangerBill

    Minimum Mechanical Skill

    Thanks! I'm actually looking more for thoughts about ability to repair things (my mechanical skill) than driving skill or vehicle capability. Although, those are good to understand as well.
  7. RangerBill

    Minimum Mechanical Skill

    It seems like many / most of the community here is at least moderately mechanically inclined. As a newcomer to the world of overlanding, I'm interested in what you think the minimum (and optimal) set of mechanical skills would be to comfortably head out into the woods. I can change a tire and...
  8. RangerBill

    4Runner Owners Registry

    New to Overland Bound. 2018 TRD Pro...straight off the dealer lot for now. First project is to replace the silly steps that I'm amazed haven't ripped off already. It's my daily driver, so nothing overly ambitious planned for a while.
  9. RangerBill

    Member Introductions *NEW MEMBERS INTRODUCE YOURSELF*

    Thanks, Kent. I'll keep an eye out for local meet ups. I work in Pleasanton, so Tri-valley or East Bay are perfect.
  10. RangerBill

    Member Introductions *NEW MEMBERS INTRODUCE YOURSELF*

    Looks like this is the place to begin. Bill from Oakland (home) and Bear Valley (cabin), CA. 2018 4Runner, TRD Pro...stock for now, but getting lots of rig envy looking through the posts here. I'm new to the world of overlanding, but come with a history of backpacking, XC skiing, mountain...