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Thanks Ed - I have run "Hijack this, combofix, and MLB" - all find it, none fix it. I've also done a "repair" to my network adapters - they connect to the router (both wired and wireless), but can't get out. The hosts file had about 1,000 entries that said they were inserted by Spybot S&D -...

Currently last one that wont go away is "backdoor.bot" running Malwarebytes from safemode finds it on every scan and deletes it. My MWB database version is 2421 of 7/13/2009. Soon I'll have to restore, but that isn't a sure fix, as I'll be restoring from the PC itself. Don't know where the...

The malwarebytes that I brought over on CD was a build from 2 days ago - so I think there is a high probability that it is pretty up to date. I'm running the malware through a second full scan, it's almost done - 1.5 hours - and hasn't yet found anything. From the bad laptop I can't ping...

I hear ya... I thought I was done last night - but nope. So after reading Ed's post, I downloaded malwarebytes on my good computer and burnt it to a disk - the infected computer no longer can get to the net. After yesterdays Spybot runs, and Nod32 scans, Malwarebytes found 64 more infected...

Mounting it vertically would diminish your ability to heat it up via the sun. The sell an accessory to raise one end when in use, to add pressure. I'm fairly fine with my baby wipes - if I need more than baby wipes - I need more than this product offers. IMO.

I work a week of 48 hours from Friday morning to Sunday night - hence the camper so I can just sleep at the airport where I work. I do this so I can be around the house most of the week - in case my wife has to travel - as is occasionally the case. So today my daughter (13) comes up to me and...

The first week I took my camper to work, I noticed my old cooler didn't do the trick, and happened upon a Maxcold Igloo at Sam's Club. Looked decent enough, and only about $40. My ice was still about 70% frozen after sitting in the parking lot for 3 days at mid 80's to low 90's temps. Worked...

I like minimizing failure points. Stock leaf + air bags has more fail points than upgraded springs. Excellent point Scott. When I had my dually and a 5k lb Arctic Fox I had Rancho 9k's and air bags. If the air pressure was a few pounds different from one side to the other it was a rockin...

Take 93 up around Flathead Lake - the most beautiful drive I've probably ever been on - at least in the top 3.

Since it is so new, I'd hate to give bad info... I'd call Palomino and ask for their input - PALOMINO RV 1047 E. M-86, P.O. Box 802 Colon, MI, 49040 Phone: (269) 432-3271

I'll be giving mine a try this December at Copper Mountain - the parking lot will probably be about 9700'.

Hey, RonSchon, are you also selling the mounting kit with those Supersprings? A mounting kit would be needed for the Ford Ranger. When I ordered them, I put in what my truck was, so evidently there is a mounting kit in the box. I've never opened the box. I ordered them for a 2004 GMC Sierra...

DD, are you certain that isn't a BofA stimulus vehicle?

For about $70 at Gander Mountain 2 weeks ago I ran across this gem... The big daddy skillet. Just put it right on the fire. No stove needed.

That's a good reminder/idea Ed, I'll probably give that a go this next work week.

By the time I get to the camper, it's about 10:15 to 10:30 pm, which has given it an hour or so to cool down, but I bet you are correct - unless of course I left a window flap or two down.

I don't use air bags, but use Supersprings instead, since the camper is on the truck pretty much full time. There are regular and heavy loading springs available for the Ranger. You would definitely want the heavy loading version, SSA8, if you go the Supersprings route. I've been happy with...

+1 on the Mr. Heater - works fine in my Hawk - only used it once, but it will heat up the camper fairly quick. Don't let lack of a furnace stop you from jumping on one.

I have a Hawk, and I'm about 6'2", so the fold out isn't a good option - plus I got the Hawk so I could stand up and get dressed for the next day. Prior to the Hawk - to make sure I could handle this - I picked up a regular topper and slept in the back of the truck for a month. Being able to...

Are you at Denver international? I worked out of there for four years and left a crash pad car in the employee lot. I never had any problems, but I would recommend putting your top down. I have seen some shady people at those lots. I have known a few crews that have used campers to sleep...

I couldn't find any reference to this in a search, but maybe I was asking google the wrong question. Anyway - much of my camping is at work. The employee lot at the airport. I get off at 10pm on Friday night, and have to be back in at 4am on Saturday morning - work until 10pm Saturday, then...

Soreyes: Very nice rig you have there. If you'd like to drop 80 or so pounds from it, remove the jacks. :thumb: +1 on that... I took mine off this week and was surprised that each one weighed 20-30 lbs. I didn't need to for weight purposes, I was looking for that elusive extra 2-3 inches of...

Wow, that is a nice one... I bet she brought some cash.

Ditto on the little F's Mtn, I was outside last night around dusk and noticed they were all over the place. Going to be a west nile newsday before long.

Jay, That Swampy thing is pretty cool - I bookmarked it in my camper folder. From what the folks are saying though, if an actual AC unit barely gets you cooled down, I don't know if an evaporative would do much at all. I was wowed by how light they were - I was thinking 100 lbs - and it...