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Contributor III
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Contributor III
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Hi Dave,I know because I go across the scales at the WA port of entry pretty much every day, sometimes multiple times a day. 22k lbs give or take a few hundred pounds, it\'s closer to 23k with all the ice and snow on it this last week.How much do you think your rig weighs in at?
Protector II
10123
Hey glad you found it! How did you stumble upon it? Looking at the calendar, meet ups under the forum page, or some other way? Helps me to know how to get the word out to people, thanks!Hi Dave,
Just stumbled upon this and plan to attend and maybe with #1 son. Everyone have a Happy and Healthy New Year!!
Explorer I
Protector II
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Wow you are a long time member!It’s on my calendar and I hope to attend
Explorer I
Know something’s good when you see itWow you are a long time member!It’s on my calendar and I hope to attend
Protector II
10123
Protector II
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Enthusiast II
Protector II
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Explorer I
For having a campfire or for getting firewood?I meant to ask, does WA/ID/MT have a fire permit requirement?
Protector II
10123
For having a campfireFor having a campfire or for getting firewood?
Explorer I
I have never heard of a permit for any area that I have been to but you will want to check what the area is requiring. Some areas only allow campfires for certain parts of the year and in certain spots and others allow no wood campfires but allow propane. I usually just end up calling the ranger in the area I’m visiting during the week prior to the trip. If it’s the middle of the summer, they can also tell you where the current fires are and if there are trails closed.For having a campfireFor having a campfire or for getting firewood?
Influencer I
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Protector II
10123
Ok understood. If anyone goes into California you’ll need to have a CA fire permit which is easy and free to get. It’s mainly watching a tutorial about proper fire care and then printing out the certificate. I usually kept it in my glovebox just in case. Again only if you go into CaliforniaI have never heard of a permit for any area that I have been to but you will want to check what the area is requiring. Some areas only allow campfires for certain parts of the year and in certain spots and others allow no wood campfires but allow propane. I usually just end up calling the ranger in the area I’m visiting during the week prior to the trip. If it’s the middle of the summer, they can also tell you where the current fires are and if there are trails closed.
Explorer I
Protector II
10123
Very coolI believe I was talking to one of the Steve’s about the overkill trailer. As of today, 1/13, it is available to rent the weekend of the overland expo in Bend, OR. My wife and I rented this exact trailer for a weekend and it was awesome. Fully stocked except for bedding and food.
Roverentals.com
Influencer III
20143