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Pelican. Buy once cry once. Like everything else in the overland world we live in.

Depends on what the task is and if you're a "knife" guy. For the average person who will never sharpen their knife serrated is the way to go. Now if you have a belt sander with with various #'s of sand and leather belts to keep the plain edge razor sharp then that's another story. But then if...

Good to know! I'll be tuned in!

$6. or $7. at Home Depot I think? Can’t quite remember. Edit: well I thought the pic captured a better view.

Both. Each has it's own applications.

I’ll be heading to Telluride/Ouray 1st week in September as well. Keep a lookout for a white 4Runner with a white furry navigator Leaving from Houston staying in Amarillo on the way. I use to be able to push farther but I’m taking it easy. Labor Day weekend and all is keeping everything...

I’ll be heading to Telluride/Ouray 1st week in September as well. Keep a lookout for a white 4Runner with a white furry navigator

I've had one ever since my old CJ7 days. I'll use the analogy of power saws. Potentially dangerous and scares the hell out of me. So, every time I use them I respect that danger and treat them accordingly.

I never go below 25-30psi. I don’t really do anything exciting and don’t have a dual compressor or tank setup.

I’ll go once the temp drops. I don’t mind sub freezing weather but the broiler oven is not my thing.

Decisions decisions

I’ll be up there by my lonesome knocking around the San Juan area 1st week in September, after most of the summer vacationers are gone.

Read the thread. All good info. +1 on the purple k type. Saves a lot of head ache if you can get to it (fire) in time.

Fenix E12 & PD35

I recently purchased and installed RSG flat sliders, powder coated, for my 18 TRD PRO. I'm older and can't imagine dragging my expensive toy over boulders especially having to drive hundreds of miles home. My sliders are more for accidental encounters than deliberate use. But, I concur with...

KG5FXD using a FT7900r to bounce off repeaters where ever I go.