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Waiting for preview of sticker... 1 mississippi... 2 mississippi... :p Mike

I guess I will tell you how weird the wife and I are... During one of our travels we discovered wild black berries growing everywhere in Washington state. :thumb: We are going to make special camping & canning trips to pick wild fruit and we bought a propane Turkey Fryer to use to can the...

Here is my "final" Cougar that I will pickup on June 16, 2008... From ATC... No Refer (just extra storage) Furnace Two FanTastic 4000R Powered Roof Vents (I sent to Ben) Front Sliding Window Luggage Rack with Extra Middle Bar Electric Water Pump Mechanical Jacks w/Brackets Rear Flood Lights...

Robert, Thank you very much for showing us how you take a shower when you are camping with your super dad! :D :D You are a lucky guy to have such a smart dad. :thumb: Mike

Somewhere we lost our focus. What do you mean "we"? Not the people on this forum... "we" have the best focus!! :D;):p:thumb: Mike

YES, much better! :thumb: Mike

Thanks for the heads-up. What size would you guys recommend? Does freeimagehosting.net have a clickable thumbnail feature? Mike

Badwater Basin When I was there my GPS said -282 feet ... I thought I should be holding my breath! Mike

Mike - Actually I drop the pump into a five gallon Home Depot bucket that way I can recycle the water when not using it. What a great idea! I'll take a few pictures of the setup next time I'm out (should be this weekend). Yup, we LOVE pictures! Mike

I found some very interesting info about LEDs http://blog.rv.net/2008/03/09/whats-new-in-rv-illumination/ Also, unlike ballasts, in fluorescent light fixture, there is no R.F. (radio frequency) interference. Recreational vehicle interior lights have not yet seen these superior lamps. When they...

I made it for a 5' X 7" stack tarp. What? hay stack? Mike :confused:

Only minor complaints, really. Thanks for that info. ...but it's decent & gets my crevasses clean enough to not dirty up the linens. I now have my 8th grade stupid hat on... He... He... Ha... you used but AND crevasses in the same sentence! :D ;) :cool: Mike

-750 watt inverter -Zodi Hot-Tap HP (modified with 120v 350gal/hr pond pump) Welcome and that is a great looking setup you have! Yes, we LOVE pictures! I assume you use the inverter to power the pond pump and have the pump intake in a stream/pond/river/lake/puddle/cenote/etc. Mike

I had the standard incandescent 2 bulb light fixtures. It isn't brighter but uses alot less power and will not melt anything. Do you or anyone else know how these LEDs compare to the FWC/ATC fluorescent lights? Mike EDIT: Never mind, I forgot my wife HATES fluorescent lights! :eek: Guess who...

I bought one of the Coleman on demand heaters the only down side is the size of the Coleman. Like I said in my original post about the Coleman, "The thing is hugh, but I do like the rechargeable battery. I found lots of opinions with most .itching about no pressure and to keep the unit high...

http://www.hornblasters.com/ Click on “Terror On The Streets Episode 12” Ha... Ha... Ha... Mike P.S. I really do not have those horns... just horn envy!

I've used the zodi extreme on a few trips and love it. Thanks for the info! :D Hey, Mike! Good to hear from you! I have been very busy working on house plans and not thinking much about camping... 'til this week... come on June! Just got of the phone with Ben on some minor tweaks to my order...

I am trying to finalize a hot water and shower product this week. After reading all ;) articles on the entire internet, my 1st choice is the Zodi Extreme. I really like the idea of no batteries. :thumb: My 2nd choice is the Coleman Hot Water on Demand Portable Water Heater. The thing is...

brett13, Thanks very much for the details! :D Geez, more stuff for me to buy! :eek: Mike

All Hail! Mike

1. Without any extra support, I experienced less than 3" of sag measured at the hitch, fully loaded. Rides great, truck looks level with the load. Haven't hit a bump stop yet. 2. I just added airbags (airlift), put the camper on, but haven't taken it out yet, so I'll let you know how they feel...

I plan on going to my local lumber yard and having them put a skid containing a dozen 80# bags of Quikrete concrete mix (12 x 80# = 960#) in my truck just to see how much the back drops. I am sure Sean (trailrider71) will know the dry weight of your unit.. just add 200-300# for water/food/etc...

The original artic packs are made out of the same material as a Wolf brand car cover. It is breathable and does not have a problem with moisture build up. Does the factory Arctic Pack work leaving it on all year long AND putting the top up & down? The Arctic Pack does not need to be removed to...

never hear of anyone making one themselves...seems like a possibility http://www.wanderthewest.com/forum/showpost.php?p=4853&postcount=2 drive slow and enjoy "its the journey" Mike

Ben, would it be possible to get the camper weight done (CAT scale?) right before the customer takes possession? Is there a place on the "Document Fee / Statement of Origin" paper work to list the weight? Mike P.S. The closest CAT scale to you is 24.25 miles one way... :eek: RAMOS OIL CO...