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cap, I think you've got the ultimate solution to the bad FWC table problem. Great work.

Great idea and great application, haven't seen it before but I'm guessing we'll see it more in the future.

X2. Very sorry for your loss.

Great lookin' rig Les, I've been waiting to see it since you posted your intention to buy. X2 on the interior shots. Congrats.

We heard the boom around 8:00 am, rattled the house and felt like something had hit it. We were outside inspecting the house when we noticed our neighbors doing the same. I've got to say that was by far the strongest sonic boom I've ever experienced.

Congrats on the camper find, 3k is a hell of a deal for that camper.

Great interview Ted & Donna, congratulations. Perhaps a new name is in order, anyone for "Ted the Famous".

Forgot to mention that we added a hose to connect to any bulk tank and carry a 1 gallon tank with an extra hose in case the small tank runs out and we have to use the larger tank. Great BBQ.

We've been carrying ours for three years now and love it, cook 90% of our meals on it. To carry inside the camper or other rigs we bought a wheeled carrying bag to keep things clean. When in the pickup bed we only use the basic cover.

Quick trip to Iceland? Good one Dog.

We've been contributing for the last two years and will continue into the future. We use the parks a lot and want to see them open and maintained properly. Thanks to all who wish to join in.

Wrap it in bacon and I'm good to go.

Ted, The structural members (a 4" channel & a another square or rectangular section I think) forming the cantilever for the cab over run the entire length of the camper. So no room above the window. Good idea though.

Aaron, many many thanks for all you've done to make this a great site, your efforts are appreciated by all of us. I'll echo what others have said about the ease of using the site and hope it stays the same.

Congrats Mark. I haven't used mine yet but know it will be a handy tool.

Mark, While I'll be unable to join you, I'll wish you the safest of unstuck travel and will much look forward to your report. I see Tonopah down at the bottom end of the Toiyabes. Reminds me I need to put "Tehachapi to Tonopah" on my bucket list. I've already "been from Tuscon to...

Add a leaf, heavy duty shocks, and air bags worked great for us when we had the camper. Air bags alone are not enough and don't provide the redundancy you get with the extra leaf or helper springs.

The 14 speed upgrade kit is fairly easy to install. The kit replaces the plastic plate holding the controls and screen with a higher tech version of the same. Takes about half an hour and simply replaces the inside portion of the fan.

X2 on the 14 speed, I've upgraded to it on two rigs now and it's the only way to go. The fan speed is only adjustable from the remote which is a bit inconvenient but you get used to it.

Trilobite? :) Good eye, it could be.

Looks like this one fizzled out in the valley and the foot hills, 2" over night and partly cloudy now.

Great video skillet, thanks for posting.

Thanks all. I've been waiting for this one to come up to enter the drawing since we really wouldn't use any of the other items. Got 3 camp stoves, use one etc. Might as well save the other stuff for members who will use and appreciate it. I've had an older basic version of the leatherman for a...

Three votes for Ted and while I was at it I had to vote twice for Bill and Jan Johnson since they now own our ex 2006 Eagle. Nice to the they are still have the bike rack.

First class work skis and spiders, way to go.