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Interesting. I had no idea they detonated bombs outside the testing range. They were using bombs instead of drilling rigs for awhile! Green Valley, Colorado The aim of Project Rulison was to determine if natural gas could be easily liberated from underground regions. The test had a yield of...

Thanks DD and Best Wishes to All.

Jay, I was curious how the Fast Guns worked out for you on White Rim? RJ I'm thinking White Rim will be a good test for them. I'm bringing along the old turn buckles just in case. Yeah baby. These things work like a charm. Easy on, easy off with no loosening up. If they hold on the...

Paul, My camper is in the garage for the winter also. It's tough getting through the winter but WTW certainly helps till spring arrives. I might have taken the camper off too early as it's 55 degrees here today! RJ I get my camper winterized and in the garage one day ahead of the last...

I have some pretty tenacious hard water spots on my windows and mirrors. Anyone have tricks for removing them? DD, Here is a article that was found on Toyota Nation for your problem. Claying seems to remove alot of problems with paint. Water Spots The same water you use to clean your...

Sounds like a great trip and look for the cliff dwelling on the turn off to the ferry from Natural Bridges. I'll be down that way in the next few weeks and will be looking for your rig.

To say their smart is an understatement, he has me fooled most of the time. I have no doubt how smart Rocky is but I question his taste in beer. Heineken? He should be introduced to a finer beverage like a Fat Tire.

Engineer pass imo would be a chance this time of year. Just a couple of snow drifts in the wrong place could make for a bad trip. We get reports every year at this time with hunters running up against bad weather and getting into trouble. Go another time for safety.

I like the Delorme Gazetteers and along with a Garmin eTrex Vista HCx.

I have Timbrens mounted front and back for over two years now without failure. My first truck had airbags and I found it difficult to level out the truck/camper. The handling of the truck with camper improved considerably with Timbrens and new leaf packs. Down side is you lose articulation...

Good point Matt. I have one sensor located outside by one of the turn buckles away from direct sun light, another in the fridge and the 3 third is in the Engel.

I purchased a Radio Shack digital wireless thermometer with 3 sensors several years ago. The digital display was mounted on a screw on the back wall of the camper. I added a square piece of Velcro at the bottom so it wouldn’t jump off the screw during rough rides. I can read the display...

Good first impression. I like the picture resizing.