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I learned that computer fans are 12v, they are pretty quiet also. There is YT video of a guy putting them in a trailer roof.

I a put some legs on a Pelican 1650 case. I am tired of camping and not having a larger table and having to bend over all the time to get things out of my 1650 cases. Read about it in my blog; NEVER BEEN DONE BEFORE! Folding legs for Pelican 1650 case Don't applaude, just throw money! ;^)

+1 for SET OF FOUR 20 Liter Jerry Can

I put a marine hand pump on a MWC lid, I use a bit of food grade plastic tubing with a piece of stainless tubing on the bottom to weight it down. https://poppageno.blogspot.com/2014/04/military-water-carrier-mwc-faucet.html

Make sure they are aluminum and not steel.

Those look a lot like these; OKoffroad.com 4x4 Recovery - Sand Ladders I found mine on my local craigslist, got lucky! IIRC they were $50. Some gal getting rid of her ex's stuff.

I drove to the hardware store and back.

Crystal Park , not Mtn, I changed my post.

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OK, opening the can of worms....... About 5 years ago my neighbor had 3 trees slide onto the edge of his roof. 25-30' and 12" diameter. They leaned over the roof and were pretty accessible. I helped him remove them we thought about using my chainsaw(gas) and decided on using my recip...

Done!

I got this from my cousin; The green dots on this Google Earth map represent radio stations all over the world. Click on any one of the dots and you will immediately hear that station with very good reception. (For example, halfway up Ireland's east coast, there is a station playing Irish pub...

I'd do a few things; park the trailer remote, use a coupler lock, take a wheel, set up a trail cam. Or go to the local town and explain to the local law enforcement that you just want to drop your trailer for a couple of hours/days and ask if you can leave it in their parking lot.

Hullo Dennis, Welcome to the campfire. In the 80's bicyclists used to have a saying; "There are 3 ways to tour, 1) stop and smell the roses and take pictures, 2) stop and smell the roses, 3) what roses?" The choice is yours.

You got your own vehicle or a rental sedan? NW of Jellystone I always recommend going to Hell Roaring Creek in Idaho, it is the headwaters of the Missouri River. East of The Tetons there is the Tie Hack Memorial. If you are thinking of driving home after the festivites, look into going to the...

I ran the Destinations on my 1960 short wheelbase Land Rover. They went everywhere, mud, snow, sand, rocks, highway, Death Valley. Were still on it when I sold it some 50k miles later. Size wise IIRC they were 235/75-16. My current long wheelbase Land Rover has 285/75 -16 KM2's Also a good all...

No worries. On another front does your first name pronounce like it is spelled? Welcome to the forum. Looks like this will be your area; U.S. NorthWest (AK WA ID OR) That does not mean you can't poke around in other regions or threads too!

Hi, I don't know much about trails in the PNW. There is the Magruder Corridor, Idaho to Montana, that I've heard about. I'd suggest watching some Nick on the Rocks videos and find some areas to visit that interest you. Nick Zentner can tell you so much about Washington State then it's just up...

Never heard of 3 season or winter gas cylinders, is that an EU thing?

Now if you can just get him to work in the dispersed campgrounds...............