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@Jpherbalist The tables don't actually attach to the fire pit itself. There is an table ring that goes around the fire pit. Then other panels can be added to that. But this is the fire pit for that ring table. https://www.snowpeak.com/collections/takibi-fire-grill/products/jikaro-table

Selling a Snow Peak Takibi Fire pit and Grill Large. Comes with optional coal bed plate. Used a few times. Got tired of dealing with wood fire, so I switched to propane. $250 Local Pickup preferred, but we can chat about shipping.

So far, it feels like this thing will last. The plastic hinges and lift supports are the only wear items, both of which can be replaced. Build quality is excellent. Mine has spent (~4 months) and will spend its life outside, at least until I buy a new house in a few years. I have the standard...

I run a Propex HS2211 in mine. I've only been down to low 20's, but with 30+ mph wind. Insulation is good, but there is a fair amount of exposed metal (aluminum frame, steel panel frames), which thermal bridges the cold into the camper. You will get condensation on those surfaces if you don't...

Forgot to mention, regarding the plastic handles that tuck inside the bed platform when closed... You don't even need those interior handles at all. While closing the roof from the inside is convenient, I found it MUCH easier to just close the roof from the outside. Same way you open it by...

Awesome! And their lead times have dropped significantly since they moved into their new shop. I checked last week and it was October this year. Around this time last year, when I was looking at placing my order, it was two years!

They do a lot in the limited space, but I do agree it is one of the only negatives. It seems like they could accommodate a no-touch stow away, but it's not not an option. If that makes sense. BTW, the Exped was pretty awesome last night. It is basically a large thermarest, but I can't...

Hey man, I just picked up my Hiatus last week and am currently chilling in it, on the Oregon coast. The bed foam is decent for only being 2" thick. I wouldn't say I got the best sleep, but it's not rock hard like the GFC foam. ? I'm currently trying out an Exped Megamat Duo 15 tonight. It...

Sold to @wesel123

SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD Great condition Magma Stainless pot/pan set. Used sparingly in my camping kitchen for the past couple years. Downsized my setup, as I usually use a different pan and maybe one of these pots. This set is NOT induction compatible. 5 qt. Stock Pot 10 in. diameter...

The mounts are no longer on GFC's website. Not even sure if they are still available. They just mount to the extrusion system on the GFC, and have a set screw to lock the cross bars in. Very simple.

All sold.

If you can afford a fridge, do it. No need to save space for your ice/ice packs or find a way to refreeze your packs. Temp is adjustable, "can" be run on a single battery (many variables), and size is comparable to similar capacity coolers. I have a 55qt Canyon cooler and an ARB fridge. I use...

Your thinking is backwards. Having the plate on the top creates a gap on the bottom and ALL the stress will only rely on the ubolt. That pulls the hitch up to meet the top of the receiver. Plate on the bottom holds it against the surface it's already leaning on. No resting tension other than...

Get the 30# extreme duty VHB tape. Make sure the surface is clean enough to eat off. 3M also makes a primer, should you feel it necessary. Scuffing the surfaces can also help bonding. None of which is absolutely necessary, other than cleaning. The adhesive is pressure sensitive, so more pressure...

Have you seen the new ARB Zero fridges? It's their newest redesign.

I was looking into these. Similar to the offerings that Front Runner has, but more options and cheaper. https://ironman4x4america.com/water-tanks/

If you don't rock crawl on a regular basis (which you said you don't do at all), spend the money on something you will use everyday. Put it toward suspension or A/T tires or the compressor setup you were talking about. You will be extremely surprised how far open diffs with aired down A/T's...

What kind of cooler do you have? If it's a Yeti, RTIC, or similar, you "should" last that long. Make sure to keep it full, leave the melted water in it, keep it in the shade with ventilation if it's hot (not in the car), open as little and as quick as possible. If you are adding bottled water...

Glad your fridges are good, but there is a reason ARB decided to add a calibration feature to their control panel. When I got my fridge i found the temp setting was definitely off. The test shown above yielded a 5* difference. Coincidentally, I had this conversation with a buddy today and he...