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Rich, soreyes posted some pics and a little info here: http://www.wanderthe...5/page__st__110 EDIT: The above links to page 12 of "other types of campers"...soreyes Phoenix post is #119 near the bottom of the page. He listed the dry weight of the one he put on his Nissan at 1200# Good luck...

The Dog hits another home run...great pics. Amen. Great to see that Alex out wandering again! 'birds

DD, Started to report no problems but it made a liar out of me I did a multiquote and added a separate typed in quote agreeing with TT's comment in "THE CHANGE" thread in this forum and when it got to the second emoticon it truncated the rest of the message. Don't know if it was my problem...

...I'll post pictures the next few days... cabezon, Sounds like a great trip! We look forward to seeing the pics :thumb: 'birds

I used to take my lunch break at the launch ramp just to watch the fun and thought I'd seen it all but that's a new one!

Rick, Great trip report! Thanks:thumb: Those Dad/Daughter trips are special stuff anytime and the one you two had looks like top of the line...lots of good memories made on that one. Happy Trails! 'birds

Rich, From the outside appearances the Fleet and Ranger look real close in size except for the cab-over extension on the Ranger (see the two pics TT posted at http://www.wanderthewest.com/forum/showthread.php?t=2298 ). It doesn't sound like you're interested but I'll add that there's a Ranger...

Rich, If I remember correctly Tomas Tierra had an older "Fleet" model in his T-100 and all it took was a sheet of 3/4" plywood under it to raise it above the rails. There's a pic of it on one of the threads along with a Ranger and they're nearly identical for size. EDITGuess I was remembering...

gsbfree, Great trip report...thanks for sharing!:thumb: It looks like there should be Blue Grouse on the ridges and Ruffs along the creeks and no need to carry firewood...great country! Maybe with daughter in Missoula for school this next year we'll get to see some of it. Happy Trails! 'birds

Robbie, Glad to hear you had a good, safe, trip and the camper worked well. We'll look forward to the pics!!:thumb: Happy Trails! 'birds

Duane (of Alaska Snowbirds)...I can send you pictures of my renovated Keystone. I have the time and a high speed connection, so tell me what you would like to see...John D John, Thanks for the offer. I don't want to hijack Marty's thread here but will just mention that what I was thinking of...

Scott, Unfortunatly for us here at atc thier is no high speed internet within a half mile. comcast has a main office four blocks away and nothing for us. I have decided to get high speed at home in the near future and then I should be posting photos... Marty, I posted nearly 200 photos for one...

More interesting information at: http://metrology.burtini.ca/calc_lpg.html

Wow! Bill, First trip needs to be to Vegas to play the dollar machines...you can't let luck like that go to waste! Beautiful rig, congratulations. 'birds

At one point I looked up the weight of propane and wrote it on the tank - 4.1lbs I think (the FWC is in Portland and I'm in LA). But it didn't make sense with my tank weights. I suspect that the "standard" 4.11 to 4.24 weight is at a higher pressure (gas law: V/N=kT/P; as the pressure increases...

Hey KC, Very nice post, really enjoyed it.:thumb: Thanks, 'birds

...A 20lb tank actually holds 4.73 gallons and our horizontal version a little less. The tare weight is stamped on the bottle and I recall that it is 20lbs... I thought about checking for a tare wt. on the tank then forgot...sure enough, on the collar around the valve ours is stampted T.W...

Weight of full tank. mtnman, Our tank has always registered 1/2 when it's full...not a problem 'till you use half and it reads empty and you don't know how much is left from there on. Six days/nights with fridg, hot water, stove and furnace would put us down about 2 to 3 gallons, but it would...

Hey Highliner...you sound pretty cocky for a sick ol' guy:thumb: I need something to get my confidence back after the Kings kicked my butt all over Southeast this year, so I might show up and relieve you of whatever cash the MD's left. We'll see how getting the siding on the house goes over the...

...looking for a used saw. Maybe one of our honored members has one they would like to part with for a worthy cause?...or knows someone who does??:thumb: Meantime I'll keep an eye open!:eek: Happy Trails! 'birds

Hey DD, Nice report and good to see little ones interested in something besides video games... Ditto. Good job getting that budding young rockologist out there.:thumb: If you two cut and polish those eggs it would be fun to see pics of Alex with the end product! Happy Trails, 'birds

...bolt through is the ONLY way. No worries about the camper at all. I've been hearing that from you guys that have more experience with the campers off road than I do. pvstoy had a write-up of his experience with bolt through that was pretty convincing too. I like having the cheap/easy to...

Scott, This last post prompted me to go back through your whole thread and I enjoyed it a lot. I had been through parts of it but hadn't gone start to finish and I picked up a few new tidbits like the reference to Mark's water pillow, your shovel mount, the pin for the fridg etc. Lots of good...

Thanks evryone for the warm welcome "kind" words. We try to enjoy the girls as much as we can at this age while they are eager to do it! You're welcome! Good plan to enjoy getting the kids out while you can. I asked Darling Daughter (nearly 21 now) the other day what kept her from getting...

Love those redheaded girl children! Spit, We've got the older version of those redheaded girl children and it's been a great run! Hope you have as much luck with them as we have :thumb: That's a great PU/Camper setup too! Do you know what year your Grandby is? Did you have to do any mods...