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Welcome and enjoy.

Me to. ADHD. LOL

Go for it!. Probably not so unusual in Europe

Agreed. I've been learning about trailers but I've put them on the backburner for at least a year. Before I started this overlanding thing I was going to go the RV route. When that changed I still keep trailers on the mind but I need to spend more time on the road and trail before I worry about...

Welcome from Winston Salem. Just moved from Gaithersburg MD

This is just making me hungry!!

I'm very excited to meet you guys (gals) .

Yes. It fits with 1 at the top and 2 toward the bottom.

No. I haven't settled on a Solar set up yet. I just thought $300 was expensive. What do you do for batteries?

That seems expensive to me. 120 watts is good. What makes this panel worth the money compared to

check this thread Overland expo east

I'll be there Thursday afternoon. Would love to join OB group.

Great deal. I love mine.

I hadn't thought of electric. Cheap enough.

I've been thinking about chainsaws and don't like the idea of gas for overlanding. The fuel is my biggest concern. If I knew I was there to clear trails it's one thing but to get something out of my way I think a battery one should suffice. Does anyone have experience on the trail? Recommendations.

To answer the original question. It depends on the style of can and where you mount it.. You can certainly add additional straps and locks.

I agree. It. 's very easy to say people are posers. I installed a winch. Am I a poser too. Not when I had to use it. 12 MPG just on the road. Half that on rough trails. I'll keep my gas cans with padlocks on the straps. I won't keep them filled except when I'm afraid of running out. But taking...

I reserved Campsite 10.

I just moved to Winston-Salem yesterday

Wow! Brilliant!