Recent content by DCH109

So the answer to the question is yes and no. I moved a FSR RTT about 50 miles on a set of roof racks mounted to my gutters. these were the Exposed Racks brand which has some extra support to spread out the load on the hard top. It was more of I needed to get it home from the guy I bought it...

That is interesting. If you are talking about Karsten tents out of Holland, I will tell you there is zero comparison here. I owned one of their tents that was about 20 years old and looked new. They are heavy canvas utilizing fire hose type material for the air bladders. With that you need to...

You know I offer shipping! ;) IT would be well packed with a tracking number from Fedex or UPS. something to think about. Really it is a great tent, but I am moving to a teardrop trailer or small trailer as it is more what I want at this time.

This is Fan-tasic vent fan Model 2250. fits a standard 14x14 opening. This is made in the USA and in brand new in the box. I bought it and never installed it and have since sold my camper. Prefer local pickup in the Leesburg, VA area, but can ship at your cost. Sold!

Springbar "Traveler" tent. 10' x10'. made in the USA. I am just not using it and probably never will. It currently is stored inside and dry. It is in fantastic condition and comes with: the tent new floor mat (for front of tent) ground tarp new guylines and a few smaller parts for extras. (pole...

I have a cleanwaste unit myself and like it. Packs small and fits in the Jeep fine. I use a army can to hold the waste bags until I find a place to dispose of them. Seals tight and no smell (I add some deodorizer in there). For a tent I use one of those popups that fold into a circle. Few guide...

Seeing as this thread came back. I use a British Military shovel (not a replica), the T-handle one. I have had this for years, the blade is still sharp and everything is still very solid in the feeling of it. I have it mounted with my Hi-lift on the upper roll cage on my Jeep. Great place for...

So I went from a basically completely rebuild Fj60 (including the drive train) to a 2015 Jeep JK 4 door which I have own 3 years. My Jeep has the hard top and I have not taken it off. Also 3.6L, 3.73 gears LSD, 6 speed manual with 33" tires, AEV 2.5" lift, AEV front bumper, HD rear bumper...

You should post the part number of the rough country shocks and pictures so others can purchase them. FYI, Rock auto has the OE style them for $180. Looks like you need to reuse the boot and the 3 point mount. But they supply a zip tie. Part Number BILSTEIN B4 24292580

You missed the point. It was not about what you rae ding off road, it was about how boring the Rover is vs the Jeep. The technology in the new Rovers are to the point all you are doing is steering the vehicle. There is no fun or challenge in that, amazing on the highway and amazing off road...

After owning a newer Discovery (similar electronics to the new Defender) and Owning a Jeep JK 4 door with a manual transmission. Here are my thoughts on the subject. Take the Defender and tow the Jeep to the trail, then wheel the Jeep. Be it over Engineer Pass, or any of those passes or Moab...

No, this is the original stove. The 2X does not look the same.

Have a new never used Camp Chef Everest. Bought this a while ago and never used it. Needs a new home and will include the extension hose (also new) for an external tank (tank not included and no box for the stove). $85 Shipped anywhere in the Continental US. If the thumbnails do not show up...

I have a NEW never used Thetford 565E Port-a-potty for sale. I upgraded this to the manual pump from the electric pump (had that shipped from the UK). Also including the base mount. Comes with all documentation. box etc. Asking $120 for it shipped in the continental US. Or pickup in Northern...

Finally have a non driveway pic. Was in Colorado this week and visited Yankee Girl mine.