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Camping in the desert in the summer is brutal, but winter camping can be amazing. Headed south of Nelson NV for another weekender.
Took a friend with us who was set up in a tent that was a little too small for the cot she borrowed from us.
Camp kitchen is a priority for our trips and it’s...
I’ve had a Hi-Lift since I got my first Jeep in 2000. It rarely gets used but has been useful. When I got my trailer I mounted it on the side and is always with me on camping trips
I replaced the rear springs with heavier springs which has helped. I also load the trailer so the weight is more balanced. Empty, most of the weight on the trailer is to the front with the tongue box, battery and propane tank.
We are headed out on Friday for a weekend trip to our spot just south of Nelson NV. Hooked up the trailer and headed out to pick up some firewood for the trip and replenish my stock at home for the fire pit.
My son left in September 2016 for the Army and I miss him every day. As a single dad I made sure I took advantage of every opportunity to spend time together and am so thankful for all the great memories. Be there!
Chances are very slim. I doubt there would be enough velocity on anythything you’d kick up from the road to puncture the tank. Having taken my fair share of tanks out to shoot, anything did puncture the tank would simply vent the contents without exploding. The only way I have gotten one to...
Installed propane tank. I utilized one pre-drilled hole from where the “handle bar” had been mounted and drilled three more. It’s a little lower than I would’ve liked but doesn’t extend lower than the frame rails and I didn’t have to remove the right front tie-down.
Installed propane tank on my CDN M101 trailer. I utilized one pre-drilled hole from where the “handle bar” had been mounted and then drilled 3 more. It’s a little lower than I would’ve liked but doesn’t extend lower than the frame rails and I didn’t have to remove the right front tie-down.
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