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I didn't know Bailey's Irish Cream came in small easy packs like that!! Lol.

That will kill your battery(s) pretty quick.

Welcome neighbour! :sunglasses::sunglasses::sunglasses:

Thx! :sunglasses::sunglasses::sunglasses:

Yes, propane is moist. That's why propane bbq's rust out quicker than they should. I would thoroughly dry out your tent once back home. Your tent poles will likely stick together a bit. I think Oztent's all have aluminum poles though so that's good. Be VERY careful with any plastic pieces...

Yep... I'm jealous. Definitely jealous. Keep us posted on how it works out... what you like best, what you like least.... what you could probably do without, etc.

No argument here.... lol.

Me being the toyota fan that I am I would get an old 4runner. The logic behind that is that there is aftermarket support and the oem parts are typically good quality too.

Hell, I just wish I could wash chain oil off things, lol. I ruined a good pair of cargo pants this past year.... didn't realize the oil cap wasn't secure on the saw... luckily I stopped after a few cuts and looked at the saw and saw the cap swinging and the oil all over my pants... lol. The...

It's taking quite a while for the used prices to drop on the FJ60's... lowest I've ever seen (and I'm always watching) was around $12k and that was an oddity. Typical is 15-20k for a very high mileage one.

I hear ya... jamming clothes into a t-shirt for a makeshift pillow "works"... but it sure isn't the best route, lol.

-30 now, -40 (with windchill) coming soon. I can't wait for this "global warming" I keep hearing about - and now pay for in a carbon tax!

I don't feel that having one of those little things of oil for mixing in gas is a bit issue for me... For me it's the chain oil... that's messy as hell. I have the gerry can that has 2 sides to it... one for gas and one for the chain oil. Does anyone else have something different for the chain...

I saw this as I was surfing around on FB....

Not my vehicle, but a work vehicle (minivan).... loss of all power and appears to have stalled. I limp it over to the curb and pop the hood. Lots of traffic noise around..... I've never touched a vehicle that had the engine sideways. I lean over the engine to see what the problem is and...

Agreed... they are great! I recommend them all the time as well. :sunglasses::sunglasses::sunglasses:

^ Nice setup @pierceg! Welcome to OverlandBound! :sunglasses::sunglasses::sunglasses:

Snow gear: heavy duty snow pants, big parka, big snow boots, extra gloves, mitts, toques, neckwarmers, balaclava. Shovel - typically a large scoop type aluminum grain shovel. Extendable snow brush The standard recovery gear, first aid kits, extinguishers, etc typically is always in the FJ.

Ahhh... I would maybe go down a few lbs max then... I see you have studded snow tires so I think you'll be doing just fine.... on surfaces you have enough clearance to tackle that is.

Ahhh... offroad! Yes! I air down even more offroad in the deep stuff..... around 15 psi. You really need to be able to spread as much weight out as possible.