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I agree a garden spray setup is the way to go. I just wish someone would make a product that just wasn't a regurgitated commercial roundup spray bottle with a new label and charge a premium. A 5 gallon square/rectangle Jerry can type with a spigot could double as a sink, shower, and water...

I've got a blackstone griddle with sidekick burner. i agree is kicks a**, however, it's enormous for carrying around. It stays in my camper. This is more for Jeep camping or on the minimal side.

bathroom floor? What is like tile or hardwood? lol

Hey guys, getting back on this awesome forum. I've got a 1946 Bantam T3-C I have slowly been building up over the years. Fortunately, mine wasn't cut-up or rusted out too bad so I didn't have to do too much fixing. The goal was to created a "matched set" Jeep and trailer after I restored my...

Make one of these. I think the original build is on this forum. The video link is my setup for the kitchen. Still tinkering with a quick disconnect for the hose. That big handle is an issue if it gets knocked over. Did it, and broke the whole handle off. Had to buy a whole new sprayer...

A wise old Eagle Scout once told me, if you find something really well made and you like it, buy three of them. If it's that well made, they will probably quit making it

There has to be a market for something under $1000. For every one of those multi-thousand dollar ones, I'd image there are 100 cheap Colemans, Eurekas, TexSports, and Walmart ones sold. I've got a Kodiak Canvas, but I'm not too anxious to cut a hole in that $800 tent. This Hercules Tent...

Anyone seen these Coleman Instant-Up Gold series tents from Australia? I’ve really wanted to like Coleman tents but the last one I bought had huge manufacturer defect across the board. They packed the incorrect poles from the factory and could not even be corrected using a generic pole set...

Those Arctic Oven ones are the type I’m looking for but holy cow! I’d love to drive a Ferrari but I can’t afford one. Are there any tent options south of $1000?

It's for camping in the lower 48; no high elevation Yurts are cool. Looking for something a little more setup friendly. The Russian one is cool. Pricey and it has 6000 guy ropes looks like.

outside, lol? not high elevation car camping

Any suggestions on a tent with a stove jack and a floor you can stand up in? I have seen several options in the Bushcraft world but I'm not looking for that kind of minimalist setup. I do realize stoves are hot so are there any with a peel back floor option or something similar?

Like many have said, the Black Pines Turbo Tent is my go-to tent for the last several years. If you can find one on Ebay, I'd snag it I am really worried about breaking or ripping it now that you can't get them anymore. Isn't that how most things work? You find something awesome and they...

I know there are several options for camp stove griddles but I have never liked any of them. I am a big Dutch Oven guy, but cast iron is too heavy when using with lightweight camp stoves. The weight makes it hard to drain off grease when its full and hot. Colghans, GSI, Ozark Trail...

I've had the 10x10 Kodiak Canvas "Cabin" tent for 6 years now. Pros: Straight walls for putting cots right up against the wall and not loosing floor space because of sloped walls HEAVY duty rubberized floor Holds in heat Stood up to torrential thunderstorms Poles are HEAVY duty Quality...

There are definitely some great new electric saws coming out now that battery and brush-less battery technology improves. EGO was one of the first "consumer" reasonably priced saws that came out a few years ago. I didn't get that brand because I wanted a smaller saw as it's the size of a...

That sucks, you must be in California or somewhere similar

Yea, you need a propane service place. I've got several around me. They do what's called a "re-certification." I bought one of those 10lb small tall cylinders in like 1999. I didn't use it for years and when I did, no one would fill it. It had one of the older flower shaped valve handles...

Yep, that's it. Saw that on your "grease in the line" thread

Sounds like the biggest variable to eliminate at this point is a flashlight shot looking inside that tank with the valve taken out