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...river (roughly 40 miles driven there and back). They LOVED it, climbing all over it and using it as their base camp while I cooked out if its kitchen. I'm afraid I won't use it as much as I want and look to let it go to another avid camper. With amble storage I've packed up Tents, air...

Great advice, and thanks for sharing.

...tightening those bolts on my list for at least a year. I kept putting it off because it was a little inconvenient to do because part of our kitchen would need to be removed (which I intentionally made easy) but I just figured it was so unlikely to ever be a problem I kept putting it off...

...clothes bag right here, but instead I put in the ARB room sack (big). Also are my big foam mattress, sleeping bag, and all of my camp gear, kitchen gear, etc. Now, let's take that stuff and see if it'll work. First, remove the boxes from the right side flat base over the wheel arch. This...

I found this gem at a yard sale, I’ve never seen one before, I don’t even know if it works, but I love the concept. Breakfast king, eggs, bacon biscuits and gravy! I’m thinking to be useful it’s going to need a wind/heat shield added to the back. Question for the group anyone seen one before...

...get a mount and put a 5lb tank on my rack. At Walmart, they sell two 1lb propane for 8 bucks, so I got a bunch and keep em in my basement. I use about half a bottle to full 1lb bottle for 2 nights of camping. I bring at least 3 bottles, in a Plano case on my roofrack with my other kitchen gear.

Similar situation here. Our Coleman (likely older than me) is giving up the ghost. As I was reading your post I was hoping you had discovered a hidden gem. Sigh.. now I'm going to have to go look at the Partner 22 again. Dangit.

...night's rest. Choose a sleeping bag that suits your camping climate, and consider a self-inflating sleeping pad for added comfort. 3. Camp Kitchen Supplies: Pack a portable stove, cooking utensils, pots, pans, and plates. Don't forget essentials like a knife, a cutting board, and a can...

...battery electrical/charging system. -TuffStuff 2.5 person RTT on (manual) gas spring telescoping mounts with vestibule and 6x8 awning over kitchen area. -Portable hot water heater and shower, with pump and 25 gallon water tank. -Pull out rear drawer with drop down gate and top open lid. -Pull...

...condition and has low miles. Has been stored in the garage. No smoking or pets. Includes the Adventure Package (Off Road Tires, Slide Out Kitchen (propane stove and Dometic fridge), Roof Rack, MaxxAir Fan, and A/C with Heat Strip). Awning is a RhinoRack 270 degree. Also includes the ARB...

...it tops everything else out there. 37 gallons of water, power for days (never got below 50% battery life on a 7 day trip), sleeps 4 easily, kitchen is incredible, diesel hot water heater is instant and easily adjusts temperature for both the shower on the side and the sink in the back, 2x 30L...

...- 42-gallon BPA-free Water Tank With On-Demand 12-volt Pump - Dometic 6 Gallon Hot Water Heater - Water Filter System / UV And Carbon Filter KITCHEN - Rear Composite Slide Kitchen - Cook Partner Steel 18” Stove - Deep Well Dometic Stainless Steel Sink With Tempered Glass Top ELECTRICAL -...

...in December. Have gotten just about everything done that I need to. Solar panels are up (1.4KwH between truck and HQ19), got the outdoor kitchen done the way I want it and the starlink Is mounted much better. Got one of my roof vents swapped out to help with heat in the summer and it can...

...far as titanium sockets, utensils, and tent stakes for example. Old habit from the backpacking past. When traveling with my partner, a full kitchen with stuffed coolers and what iff's are present, and I end up just below or at max gvw. And I have to seriously add my biggest challenge is...

Somewhere along the line my dad acquired a Korean War era Mermite Insulated Food Container, or "Hot A's" for the vets. It's been in his possession a while and he sent it up to me. Example of how it used to look: Basically you would put hot or cold water in the bottom, hot or cold food in the...

...means a toilet and a fan for the tent at night. Very hot and humid where we are most of the time. We did cold showers all summer, but man hot water is nice Over the past couple trips. I’m working on paring down what’s necessary and luxury. Kitchen setup is where I’m working on streamlining...

...evolve over time. Work together with your partner to make an agreed upon list of what to bring, broken down into categories such as gear, kitchen, sleeping, toiletries, clothing, etc. Modify for climate, length of travel and anticipated activities. Allow a few lightweight, non-bulky “luxury”...

...under the tonneau cover. But camping to me is what I need, but all the comfort stuff means the wife will join me and be happy. So full kitchen box with everything. dry goods box Fold up table to set up kitchen, easy up tent . RTT with annex, 75qt fridge, battery box, 30amp power for...

...and cupboards for storage, as well as a slide out tray table if you want to watch a movie on your iPad. Super cozy and comfortable! Slide out kitchen under the back hatch, with sink, fridge/freezer, propane stove, and plenty of well organized storage. We've cooked so many meals outdoors with...

...to minimize possible chipping. Love the pics of mud covered trailers and wondering of ways to minimize that kind of buildup around doors and kitchen area. And in response to an other post I submitted about trails and pulling trailer's. I do research. I speak to folks (like rangers if in...