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I am using the Costway 42 quart and could not be happier. I am powering it off a Goal Zero Yeti 400 and it has been a great combination. Both are mounted in the rear of my wrangler, with a dedicated 12v plug, to charge the Yeti. I am happy to give install and wiring specifics to anyone...

I run a TruTrac front and rear in my 2006 TJ, with Dana30/44 axle combo. It is my daily driver, as well as my adventure rig and I could not be happier. Tire wear is normal, and driver "feel" is virtually identical to dual open differentials. The only noticeable difference was a slight increase...

I might be able to make it.

I have a second battery daisy chained to the Yeti, to nearly double the capacity. As for the solar, I also have an additional 30w panel which daisy chains with the permanent panel. The Yeti is only being used to power the fridge for single nights on multi day road trip adventures, with each...

Hello, I am planning to add a refrigerator to my vehicle this summer. I will most likely go with something in the 50 quart size and am torn between brands. Dometic, ARB, Engel and Whynter appear to offer solid products. Like everyone, I am looking for the best bang for the buck and a reasonable...

Hello, in the process of adding onboard water storage to my rig and wondered how many others have done the same. If you have, can you post some pics, as well as the volume you are carrying? I am adding 16 gallons and should have it mounted up in a couple weeks. Safe Travels!

On mine, I mounted a dual blade gray Anderson plug on my rear bumper and a matching plug on the trailer. Both are mounted to the respective batteries and I run a manual kill / disconnect switch on the trailer. Also on the trailer, I also run a 30w goal zero panel with a charge regulator. The...

Hello, saw your rig ar Prarie City on Sunday. I was hoping to get a chance to introduce myself and chat a bit, but I missed you. Safe travels!

Hello everyone, I currently have a 2006 2.4 liter 6 speed with 3.73 gearing that I have equipped with winch, assorted lighting, 4-interior USBs, onboard air, inverter, solar input, roof rack, RTT, 31.5" tires and suspension of Oem Rubicon springs (for spring rate), KYB shocks and 1.75" spring...

I use an old school ( 1950s-60s) three burner Coleman stove and use a cast iron griddle that covers two of the burners. The third burner gets used for pasta or warming.

My seasoning kit looks pretty similar to what Don Meredith is running. Vanilla, Olive oil and red wine vinegar in small Nalgene bottles from REI, then chili powder, garlic powder, salt, pepper, cinnamon, sugar, dried asiago cheese and oregano in in similar sized plastic jars / bottles. If a...

Not necessarily an answer to your post, but wanted to chime in regarding the Jet Boil. I run a Flash and a Mini Mo, with the flash for liquids and the Mini for "food". The Mini cup is easier to eat from and the stove has an improved simmer feature over the flash. My Flash gets used for pasta and...

Looks great!

Last weekend, dropping into Poker Flat

I would also take a look at the Alpacka Raft. A co-worker is looking at getting one and I might follow suit, once I see it in person.

Anyone up for doing Poker Flat from Downieville to LaPorte, tomorrow 5-13?

Well.............How was it ?... :)

Midnite, while you are in the area, you might also check out the hike to the Sierra Buttes fire lookout, and the 4wd campground at gold lake.

Ahhh I didn't think about the creek crossing. Good point, that might still be a bit deep. A recon trip might be in order.

If gold lake hwy is clear, I would suspect the poker flat road isn't top far behind.