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Found an image on my phone from long time ago that shows my chuck box organization. I still keep it this way.
What I love about this box is that it is light (the one's I've made from scratch, even from 3/8" ply, end up 30-40 lbs empty); holds everything I need, and can be moved easily from van to trailer tailgate, to work counter, or back porch. Wherever I want it.
The lid is deep enough to leave my stove, and two sauté pans with lids, two plates, and a couple shallow bowls on the orange tray and still close the lid. The lid also comes off if I need to use it for washing clothes, or standing in for shower, etc.
The box itself holds a voluminous amount and is quite deep front to back. I'm making drawers for sections that don't have one, so I can just pull the drawer to get what's at back (spices, etc) instead of unloading that whole section.
Lid still closes with stove and all that's on the tray.
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When I get to camp and have my trailer set up with counter, I take the whole TV tray, pans and all, and put it on my small GSI Collapsible Micro Table, which fits nice and snug on the tire. Leaves more room on my counter.
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What I love about this box is that it is light (the one's I've made from scratch, even from 3/8" ply, end up 30-40 lbs empty); holds everything I need, and can be moved easily from van to trailer tailgate, to work counter, or back porch. Wherever I want it.
The lid is deep enough to leave my stove, and two sauté pans with lids, two plates, and a couple shallow bowls on the orange tray and still close the lid. The lid also comes off if I need to use it for washing clothes, or standing in for shower, etc.
The box itself holds a voluminous amount and is quite deep front to back. I'm making drawers for sections that don't have one, so I can just pull the drawer to get what's at back (spices, etc) instead of unloading that whole section.
Lid still closes with stove and all that's on the tray.
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When I get to camp and have my trailer set up with counter, I take the whole TV tray, pans and all, and put it on my small GSI Collapsible Micro Table, which fits nice and snug on the tire. Leaves more room on my counter.
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Enthusiast III
Nothing crazy I just use a skottle and a jet boil, fridge/freezer to come eventually but the yeti does just fine for now.
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Enthusiast I
Hi there
Here is a little photo of my setup, it is a nissan patrol that I use every day.
My kitchen is something I have built myself, and I am in the process of building a new one as I would like my cooler box to stand in the back instead of in the back seat.
Here is a little photo of my setup, it is a nissan patrol that I use every day.
My kitchen is something I have built myself, and I am in the process of building a new one as I would like my cooler box to stand in the back instead of in the back seat.
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OverLamb24
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Enthusiast III
Some of us like to add a depth of flavor to our dishes, I carry 2oz containers in a two larger boxes with extra of the most used. I really changes the profile of flavors. I don't plan meals on the road, I plan proteins, veggies, and salads, I will mix and mach as I go. I can cook anything on the road that I can at home.
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Member III
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- First Name
- Jim
- Last Name
- covey sr
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16986
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- none - BREAKER BREAKER HAND HELD CB AND WALKIE TALKIE
You just never know until you use your rig and realize where to put everything. I need sleeping space so my needs are different but the same at some point.
Enthusiast I
my spices are many which I mix myself for the different game species I hunt, I am an active bow hunter and love to cook good food, so therefore the many spices,
all glass is squeezed into a plastic holder I have screwed on the plate that I have put on the door instead of the original
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Quick overnight with my wife, we ate good!
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- Addington
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Above Columbia CA, Italian Bar Road
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Protector II
- 8,868
- First Name
- Dave
- Last Name
- Addington
- Member #
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10123
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KN6BKH
Influencer III
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- First Name
- Rex
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- Drake
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19540
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- Air Force
My earliest memory of Columbia. A couple of moons ago.
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I think Nixon was still president.
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This is as fancy as we get. Since she pre-prepares all the meals in advance and vacuum seals everything, it's merely a matter of reheating meals. We still eat really good, but don't consider the focus of our camping to be food.
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