The road in from the south is well graded up to just past where the BLM land starts, there is a small area that could be camped in, however we will most likely be camping more to the central/northen end. Once you get to the area with the falls, you have a choice of dropping down a very steep...
We run a Jackery 1000 in our WJ and it keeps the drawer fridge running for a biit over two days with no charging. We have 200 watts of portable solar power, though we most often do not get into camp until dark and being in washinton its often cloudy, so not as much help as you would think...
@Foxtato, Welcome the area, as others have said there are endless forrest service roads on the west side of the mountains, a lot of them are fairly short as they are old logging roads that go up to a landing, or have been washed out or gated for various reasons, but just picking an area...
Susan, ultimate decision is up to you as I don't know your trailer or comfort level pulling it off road. Best i can do is give you an idea of what road conditions you may encounter. Most of the road where you would be pulling the trailer is pretty bumpy with rocks, not the typical smooth...
We had not been there before until last Saturday, Not a huge area but some good trails, the water crossings were no issue, but rain up on the highlands turned the clay into a royal mess, did not finish exploring the higher roads as we did not want to tear up the soft roads. Plenty of...
Come join us as we explore a bit of North Central Washingon near Wenatchee. Planning on heading over Stevens Pass Saturday morning, exploring a couple of roads on the way to Douglas Creek BLM area for an overnight camp and some exploring of the roads and trails in the area. This area has some...
Our meetups are typically on the north end due to thats where we live and have access to a great community room with kitchen and a decent sized parking lot that we can host a fairly large group in, also have smaller events at our home, where we can BBQ and help folks with any projects or repairs...
I have two of the 275's and just installed a MXT500 into my JKU, for the rigs where I do not use GMRS often, the 275 has worked great, love that you can stash it away somewhere and have the all in on microphone, only real complaint I have with it is when starting the rig with the radio on...
We have one of the Wagan units as sold in the OB store (which is a reduced price currently) iOnBoost™ V8 TORQUE has been a solid unit with no complaints, starts our 4.7 litre V8 Jeeps with ease. Also have a couple of the Scosche units from Costco and one generic brand that we found on sale...
I ran anderson connected jumper cables in my tow trucks for years back in the day, and never had an issue without any kind of protection. Eliminated a chance of an incorrect connection at one end at least, and did not have to open my hood. allways hooked up dead vehicle then pugged in to wrecker...
Time has come to see if an old dog can learn some new tricks, have allways been a computer guy and love the forums and the way the website works, (well at least 97.5% of the time..lol) but am seeing so much hard work going into the app, I need to dig in and see if I can become a convert from...
This picture shows pretty much everything except for the legends and a bunch of connectors. Did you see the downloadable manual at the swtich pros website? https://www.switchpros.com//wp-content/uploads/2019/03/SP9100-Rev1.2-Directions.pdf
I am in the middle of installing a Switch Pro 9100 in my JKU, This is the third one I have installed into a build, and I love them (Well mostly love them, as the android app that comes with it is marginal at best, however I only use that for programming, and don't remotly control it with my...
I do like sketchup but still have a lot of learning to do with it. I tend to use AutoCAD or one of my other cad programs for most designs as I work in those all day for my day job. I have found that sketch up has some pretty cool extensions in the warehouse and a lot of them are free. Cant...
Looking good Charlie! After building several of this type of project the two biggest recomendations I can give are to use good quality drawer slides and latches, along with pocket screw joinery to attach the pieces together as it is far stronger than just screwing into the edge grain of the...
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