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I was just on the Firebox website today and theNano is on sale if you were interested.

I just received my new Zarges 470 boxes and can say that they do stack with the Alu-boxes. They seem to stack as well as the Zarges do on each other.

I run Cooper STT Pro 35s on my JKU and AEV suspension. If I recall AEV recommended 28 pounds but I run 32 normally for road use and have 35k miles with no issues.

How do you like those tires for combined road and trail use? I will be looking at tires shortly and I see the 35s are D-rated.

Called Raw Dog where I grew up. Used to be pretty common but don't see it much anymore.

Welcome to the group from one Eatern Iowan to another (though don't live there now). We actually drive by Grand Mound often when heading back to the farm. The project looks like it will be a very unique rig once you have it done!

I concur, that looks great. I have a Firedisc GWOK so this gives me a reason to get it out!

What part of August are you planning on going? We will be in the area week of the 23rd it looks like and were thinking of doing Imogene, Ophir and maybe some others. I would love Black Bear as well but don't have a lot of mountain trail time so hesitant about doing that one right out of the box...

According to Spam website it is limited availability and all the listed sellers on the site showed it out of stock.

I was able to put the new Snow Peak Takibi Solo to use last night and put it up on the YouTube channel if anyone wants to check it out-

I use a 10x10 copper flame tamer. Something like this would work as well and is less fragile than tile I would think-

@Road have you tried the Firebox G2 (or smaller one)? I think these are really nice stoves, although make sure you get the version made in USA, I do think it is better made than the Chinese one offered in the kits.

If anyone is interested I just received my new Snow Peak Takibi Solo fire pit. I have not burned it yet but did do a quick unboxing video on YouTube that shows the set up and gives you an idea of the size. It you are interested it is here-

My copper plate is 10x10 inches and fits very nicely.

I hope everyone in the US had a great 4th! I popped up a new video on YouTube that shows a very quick and easy dutch oven bread recipe that used no refrigeration for the ingredients and taste great. If you are interested check it out here-

I am not sure if you have seen these. https://www.campmaid.com/collections/all/products/dutch-oven-tool-bags-3-sizes

After reading the background on the color of our 2015 JKU which is Anvil I dubbed it The Trash Can. Wife doesn't care for it so it has become a loose affiliation.

We are tent campers which makes a difference for sure. We both use inflatable backpacking pillows, my wife a Sea to Summit and I have a Nemo (her's is slightly more comfortable) and both work great. https://seatosummitusa.com/products/aeros-pillow-premium https://www.nemoequipment.com/product/fillo/

I have a 424 along with he Powerhouse stove. It would hold the weight and sized to hold two 10 inch pans if I recall correctly. That being said if I were using a dutch oven only over the stove I would likely not go with cast iron. This is not a knock and if you have watched any of my videos you...

I use an old copper flame tamer in the bottom of mine, but I would think any ceramic tile would work, especially if it is rated fire resistant or proof. The tiles are fired at over 1000 degrees so I would not think that there is any issue using them as a heat shield on the Coleman Stove...