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Did you have a link for that wash bag? I can’t find it.

Yes she is.

I kept a ND filter on my slr permanently. Then stacked others on that. Good stuff!

SMH. I didn’t know filters were available for these. Thanks for the tip.

Anything happens and no one will know you’re in trouble.

On your way to the crab boil!

It depends. Mainly on terrain and possible obstacles. I have all three and use them. The Tram is most commonly on the roof.

I have a Svensaw. Works well, and packs down to nothing. https://svensaw.com/

I’m looking at a portion of it east of Lovell, in the Bighorn mountains. But in August. I’m also thinking of part of the continental divide trail, at Union Pass.

Mollie the overland hound has her favorite spot too. She hates my daily rig, even though it’s also a Tahoe.

I pulled the air dam off, because I kept hitting it. The bar is one that is often used on cop cars, so it used the stock recovery hook openings to tie into the frame. I like that Warn tray you have. Similar to an idea I’ve had for a while.

Did you end up having to trim the bumper skin at all to install it? I’ve been thinking about this kind of installation for my pushbar.

No way. Nothing is made in Japan.

The overland hound has her own bed in the rig. At night the same bed moves into either a ground tent or the teardrop. She sometimes even sleeps on it. Sometimes on me.

Which pushbar and tray do you have?

I used a bathroom scale and a lever to weigh my teardrop. About 1400#.

That was awesome.

What size hole?

looks like you made your own burner too?

You don’t think electricity is going to follow? It’s mostly fossil powered too.