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thats the pic i loaded. its from blue ridge. thanks.

i get the campfire. there were fire bans in place all summer here, so that eliminated that option.

seems like a weird question now that im typing it, but how do you make toast? assuming you dont have a normal toaster. any gadget you have that works awesome? i love a sweet breakfast.

thinking of something like this. on the roof.

i usually carry my saw inside my fj. that needs to change to free up interior space and cut down on leaks and gas smell. its a small ms170. how do you carry yours? im guessing the roof is the popular option. any other ideas/pictures?

i super appreciate all this first hand feedback and experience. i think i will keep my non-powered cooler a bit longer and look at a fridge later on. the powered coolers seem like a but of a cooling upgrade, but not worth the money and power for something that kinda works. its getting freezing...

ok. we are back. the road was not as bad as we thought since it barely rained all summer. 3 times maybe. and 2 of them were small., but still took some repair to get through safely. exhibit a... this is the road when we got there. just bellow the yellow bush on the right of the road, you...

july 12-15 2018. gonna see what i can do.

1st snow.

not a typical camp, but served us well. but woke up to this...

got a spring mount? does it whip the cab when driving under branches?

i just got "maximum level reached". how does the ceiling get raised? time on the forum?

i like my duratraks. really seems like 6 of one, half a dozen of the other. cost was my biggest deciding factor.

good tuning tip. i cant find anyone with a meter, so i guess ill pick one up.

thanks. slowly transitioning to bins. great list.

my fj is too small to sleep in with the back seats in, and they have to stay in, so i was checking out rtt. but i frequently carry a boat. more specificly, a canoe. anyone here rock that combo? looking for ideas and tents that might work with. thanks.

i also have an ms170. i rarely use the case because it's so huge. i carry my gas and bar oil in msr fuel containers of differnt colours and use a sweet free app to calculate oil/fuel mix. having a saw can make the difference between a big job and a small job. one of the first things i pack.

i think a set of these is in my future. hopefully before the snow flys. probably try the smittybuilt ones.

its time for me to get a stove so this thread is good to see. now i bring a small propane bbq and a whitegas/ or butane camping burner. it will be important for the new burner to use either propane or liquid fuel, since i bring those two already, but any preferences you have? i'm leaning towards...