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Imagine that, a positive story about hi lifts on the hi lift website.. There's no bias there at all... I'm sure for some a hi lift has uses, but I've seen too many injuries or close calls to consider a hi lift a necessary piece of equipment.

I have owned them before but hate them. I do not own one now, nor will I ever. Imho they are an ancient technology that really does no good anymore. There are easoer, safer ways to change a tire offroad.. Or any situation..

Those look awesome for offroad use.. But between the Jack and the mount for it are pretty spendy..

Loving the build.. Glad to see lots of full size guys popping up. Build is looking good so far!!

Mostly little stuff.. But got some gsi camping kitchen gear from my parents to replace my kitchen gear that was stolen a few months ago.

That might be doable. Let me see how long it takes me to get the new frame on and we will go from there.. I will send you a private message.

I have the old frame and a new frame. I need to put the awning canvas from the old frame to the new one still.

One of the poles that extends the awning outward failed. The awning was deployed, and a very slight gust came up and snapped the pole. @Truckerbizz and @O.Dfj. were there.. It was pretty comical, the slight breeze that snapped the pole. In all honesty, if I had it to do over again I probably...

There are no problems with running a 2wd. You just need to know your limitations and carry plenty of recovery gear. You would be surprised where a 2wd will go. Add a rear locker and it'll really liven it up. I have a 2004 Dodge myself.. But mine is a 2500 with a Cummins.. It's a never ending...

I am just getting back to this. I have an upgraded awning structure as I had a failure of my original awning stucture. I have to find time to put the awning fabric over the new structure and put it back on the truck. Hopefully this weekend.

Happy New Year!!

That's what happens when you run a great community of like minded people, and the people spread the word. This is awesome. I know I really enjoy it here. Lately I haven't had as much time to hang out here, but I am hoping to get more time shortly. Thanks for creating this awesome place...

That would be pretty cool! I'd be happy to donate to the cause every month or so..

Im a big fan of my Tembo Tusk Skottle. I paid around $200 for the skottle, single burner, lid, and carrying bag for skottle and legs. It was a special at Overland Expo a couple of years ago. I love it!

Usually for me its either cold brew, or I boil up some water and use my aeropress.

Sounds like an awesome trip. Won't be able to make this one, but have fun! We had a blast on the last one.

looks like late August is winning. If that's when it happens I won't be able to make it, as I'm moving the family up from so cal that weekend... but have a blast!

Agreed. I get tired of seeing people try to keep up with the fads. I do what works for me, and what works for me may not work for anyone else.. But who cares?

I own an rtt. I've owned a ground tent in the past. They have their pros and cons. For me, I generally explore and they go camp. In all honesty it takes me less than 10 minutes to break down my rtt if I want to go explore, and I own the biggest rtt that cvt makes. There are definite...

They aren't expensive or high dollar but I love LA police gear pants. They are durable and inexpensive. Its all I wear when I'm not in my work uniform.