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I am having similar results with my app usage. It shows me as a member but limited function within the app. I am member# 3341. Any help would be appreciated.

Metollius river in May in our Excursion overlander. We call her Large Marge for obvious reasons, but we should call her our Sherpa cuz Dang! she can hold a lot of stuff.

From my response to another thread regarding inflatable boats: Out here in the Pacific Northwest we live by our Aluminum sleds and drift boats, but with most of my overlanding I find myself off grid, sometimes by several 10's of miles, so dragging a drifter or sled just isn't feasible. Being...

My votes are: Wherever I May Roam - Metallica Hall of the Mountain King - Savatage

It weighs a 105lbs, or 47.5kg, so it is very manageable to load or unload from the rig or rope up or down a river bank. You can find their info on YouTube if you type in FlyCraft.

Out here in the Pacific Northwest we live by our Aluminum sleds and drift boats, but with most of my overlanding I find myself off grid, sometimes by several 10's of miles, so dragging a drifter or sled just isn't feasible. Being primarily a fly fisher these days, I set out to find a solid...

Exactly why I had my rock sliders custom made and welded to my frame rails. My rig is a heavy ol' girl though, so I needed something I could count on to be solid. I have used the sliders for hi-lifts as well as tow points a time or two.

Wanderlost, I am running front and rear winches on my Excusrion that land on a single 300Amp bussbar with positive leads going to the battery from there. Then I run all other accessories like lights front/rear, solar panel interface, air compressor and all my charge ports off of this one BlueSea...

Welcome GJ14, I am from the Eugene/Springfield area as well. You may have seen my Excursion around the area. Always willing to learn a new route or share my own with a OB member. While we may be too heavy and long for some of the jeep billy goat trails around the state, there has not been a...

At least once a month we go out for a three day weekend, and a few times a year we plan for a 7-10 day outing in our Excursion. While i identify as an overlander more than an offroad guy or trail guy, I find myself prepared to do either if the situation demands.

I use the Ram Mount tablet holder for my Samsung. I mounted the receiver ball on my dash with a little bias to the passenger side so my wife can change between the Ulysses HUD to the Backcountry Navigator apps easily, but for those solo trips I can still easily read everything that I need to...

So there is yet hope. Excellent. I will be looking out for that app. Thanks for the info, Chris.

Hmmm, gotcha. Thanks for the heads up. I already have access to the website/forums via tablet and phone, so an app doing pretty much the same thing as the website would be redundant for me. My rule of thumb for all Overland accessories is; must serve its purpose better, faster, or easier than...

Just out looking for overland related apps and stumbled across the Overland Bound App. Can anyone give a brief overview of the app's features. Or is it simply this website on mobile? Would love to find an app that gives quick access to self recovery, maybe meal/trip planning, maps of those...

Time and place? Sounds like a good time.

Yeah the license plate just pops out of the fair lead and the wireless winch controls allow winch use from a safe distance, or from the driver's seat. I went with the Smittybilt X20 (10,000 lb)winch with synthetic rope. These guys at HNC do a great job and make a quality product.

Sure did! Here are a couple of pics It turned out great and has already paid for itself helping me get outta the snow list month.

I can relate. While my situation was a little different, I initially wanted the spare out of the rear compartment for space considerations because we sleep in the back of our excursion and the spare impinged on that area. I upgraded tires and rims, and the 34's no longer fit in the original...

I will have to try this route. Any wash outs this time of year to be concerned with?

If I am heading out into the deep backcountry and do not plan on stopping except for fuel, I will do up a half dozen burritos, individually wrap them in two sheets of aluminum foil and then wrap all six in another two sheets of foil, then onto the manifold they go. Pull one or two out as needed...