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$4.60 where I live. Normally it's around $4 per gallon. Gas prices has motivated me to getting higher paying jobs, at least there's that.

Was very bored today, sprayed my grill insert with glow in the dark paint.

Wish I could eat spam again... a thick slice exceeds my sodium intake for the day

Haha, I wanted both and got 1 of each. It actually works well for me, I thought it would be weird but my gamble worked.

Was driving and suddenly fell in. Took 5 other trucks to yank me out.

285 70 17 bfg km3, on a 4 door wrangler. 38 psi daily driving 20 psi for trail/fireroad 15 psi for sand, snow, rocks 25 psi for ice I have been down to 12 psi on sand, tire never popped off the wheel, but i wasn't confident about it. I do not have beadlocks.

My current battery (jackery 500) will shut off if it doesn't send out more than 10 watts for a few hours, my fridge can drop to 1 watt for hours, hence the battery shutting off. Is there a battery that will keep my fridge on indefinitely?

I dont want to stray from propane, since I bring them anyways.

That might work for now, seems small as well. My little butane one struggles when I'm cooking in low Temps. When I was in utah, it was 14°f during the day and could even heat up water to make coffee. The flame was barely coming out, and it was a new can.

I have 33s on my jeep, and rpm is high going uphill, eats a lot of gas. I'm on the fa they 4.10 gearing, wondering if I should upgrade the gears, I might want larger tires in the future anyways.

Thought there was a bicycle event going on?

How does it cruise the highways and normal streets?

I'd like one, but a bit over my budget. Seems like a good buy eventually.

I prefer the small propane bottles since I use them for my coleman lantern. Thanks for the advice! Will look at some now, still have some time to look since I won't be camping until the weather gets cooler.

I've been using a small portable butane stove, but it seems I need to upgrade to a slightly larger stove, one that uses the small propane bottles. Any decent stoves that aren't too expensive?

I use a 500 watt battery bank for my fridge. I can plug into the jeep or solar panel to charge. I like it because I can leave it at camp while I go explore, and it'll be charging while I'm gone.

Got a ton of pinstriping from bushes, under my jeep there are plenty of dent gouges etc. Probably hurts the resale, but I plan on keeping her as long as she will run (lifetime warranty should help).

That's a bit extreme. My fridge, even at 0°f will barely draw around 35 watts and nearly 1 watt, sometimes no consumption for hours.

Finally washed and waxed after months of neglect. As soon as the weather starts cooling, planning a 3 day trip somewhere, still deciding.