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YEAR: 2008 MODEL: JKU Rubicon --Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Milage: 37,500 TITLE STATUS: Clean TX title REGISTRATION: Current LOCATION: Austin, TX SALE TYPE: Private Party Sale ASKING PRICE: $25K Howdy, I've had this Jeep since it was brand new. She's always been garaged and has the Off Road...

YEAR: 2008 MODEL: JKU Rubicon --Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Milage: 37,500 TITLE STATUS: Clean TX title REGISTRATION: Current LOCATION: Austin, TX SALE TYPE: Private Party Sale ASKING PRICE: $27K Howdy, I've had this Jeep since it was brand new. She's always been garaged and has the Off Road...

It's Chinese -- not sure if there are retailers in other countries, here's a link https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/5-8-Person-Outdoor-Camping-Kitchen_62506978296.html?spm=a2700.galleryofferlist.normal_offer.d_title.f2f227f3aG1zMC

Do you build the fire on top of this? The pictures on Amazon show this just being used as a grill - not a fire grate, as the original poster is looking for.

The Dock camp kitchen was actually mentioned on Expedition Portal in 2017, when it was in the prototype phase --- looked good even back then https://expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/kitchen-kit-chuck-box.21268/post-2344881

I just found out that the Dock camp kitchen has been posted on Expedition Portal before... in 2017 before it had a name -- it was in the prototype stage. It looked amazing back then too... https://expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/kitchen-kit-chuck-box.21268/post-2344881

Whoa -- that is a rig!

That's pretty nice -- I wasn't even aware we had Daiso in Austin, I'll have to swing by there and pick one of these up. It sure beats SnowPeak's $30 for essentially the same thing... https://www.snowpeak.com/products/collapsible_pour_over-cs-113?_pos=2&_sid=9758cd4b4&_ss=r

AHH! thanks for pointing this out! I've seen some photos showing a 22 inch stove with the Dock set-up. A 22 inch will fit on top, but I didn't realize they couldn't be stored inside the compartment. Good catch -- thanks again!

Thanks for researching the other products that are similar -- the Dock does seem like a better product than it's competition.

They are currently sold-out of both models, but are starting production in May. They are awaiting delivery of 100 new Zarges boxes.

I cross-posted this in the Expedition Portal Forum "Overland Chef", but figured I might have more response here in "Storage Solutions": I ran across these the other day and was surprised to find little information on Expedition Portal about them. They look well designed, but I was hoping...

They are currently sold-out of both models, but are starting production in May. They are awaiting delivery of 100 new Zarges boxes.

I ran across these the other day and was surprised to find little information on Expedition Portal about them. They look well designed, but I was hoping someone could relay their experience with these kitchens. Dock Outdoors - Premium Field Kitchens https://www.dockoutdoors.com

wow! both of these are beautiful

Just letting everyone with the Takibi fire-pit know that IKEA makes a zippered bag that fits it nicely -- PARKLA. Snow Peak and IKEA may be on opposite ends of the consumer-goods spectrum, but flat-packing is flat-packing... It's strong enough to hang the fire-pit and accessories on my wall...

I have a Snow Peak Takibi fire pit -- it works wonderfully and it flat-packs. It's a luxury item, but works great for glamping and overlanding (a lot of Aussie's swear by this style of portable fire-pit) It's one of my favorite items and brings me joy each time we use it --- it also is good for...

One of the factors of water getting in is temperature... If your diffs are hot and then you plunge them into cold water the air inside contracts and pulls a vacuum. This force is much greater than normal forces pushing outward on a diff -- this is why water seems to get in even if the oil never...