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Take a look at this thread for some of the southern sections, especially the map on post 7. https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/threads/a-couple-days-exploring-cherokee-pisgah-and-nantahala-natl-forest.12440/#post-210300

I'll add a little to the history side. I grew up at a farm country repair shop. Every farm had at least one jack if not more. In those days, we called them Handy-Man Jacks. I'm not sure if they became Hi-Lift or if there was some other transition. They were used for all the obvious lifting...

I like it!

I have the Matco and I run a repair shop. It's been used a lot and it will typically jump about 12 cars without a charge. Got a second one in my truck for personal use and I had a reminder set every six months to check it for re-charge. Just recently changed that to 8 months.

Hi Michael, Thanks for the response. My viewing is strictly web-based. I'm on TacomaWorld occasionally and similar threads there load very fast. James

I too am on a 100mb service and the pages load very slowly. If the thread is picture heavy, I only get pics on the first 5-6 posts and none of the rest. This is particularly aggravating on build threads, etc. I'll be interested to follow the progress on this.

Nice work!

I'm in cenrtal NC just west of Chapel Hill and am also "getting ready" to hit the road. My wife and I did the Smoky Mtn Overland Rally, Hurricane Creek and the moderate stuff in Uwharrie. We plan to go to Overland Expo East looking for education and a deal or two on a few items. Our goal is...

I'm going to have to put ArkansasDon on the ignore list. Every time I read one of his posts on the cooking thread it causes me to gain a couple of pounds.

Welcome! You gotta get in touch with ETO. East Tennessee Overlanders. They seem to be a great bunch and you can find some of their trips on youtube.

I carry both but the saw gets about 90% of the work. The ax only comes out if some wood splitting or hammering is necessary and yea, I know, an ax is not for hammer work. My suggestion for a saw is to look at the Silky brand. They are not cheap but they're worth it.

Welcome to the Tar Heel State!

If you're looking for info on Mortimer be sure to stop at Betsey's Ole Country Store at the corner of Brown Mtn Beach Rd and Hwy 90. Don't let "Highway" fool you as it's a gravel road like everything else in the immediate area. There are a couple of old newspaper articles on the wall that talk...

Humm............. I can't remember if that was done on Gaia or Garmin. Either way, have fun!

I'm new to the overlanding game so I'm not aware of any meetups. If you want to put something together let me know.

Check this thread and specifically the map on post #26. https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/threads/a-couple-days-exploring-cherokee-pisgah-and-nantahala-natl-forest.12440/

Have fun! We will be expecting a report.

Welcome!

Now there's a man that knows how to do it!

A quick read doesn't show any bluetooth/interface abilities. Linking with a tablet for my aging eyes is a must.