Recent content by bunger

86scotty, I get what you are saying and agree. Marketing these days has become dumbed down.

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Looks good and It's a great platform to build upon. The main thing that I would be concerned about is that there is no sideways bracing for the tent platform. I would add some bracing, gussets, trussing, what ever you want to call it to prevent side to side movement. I wouldn't trust just the...

Not selling the trailer. I upgraded it and use an awning room for a tent. Overland camping for me is mostly solo. My wife is more of a glamper now and my daughter has graduated college, moved to Boston and started her career, so I am downsizing my outdoor stuff. I have more than I need right...

Lightly used OzTent RV-4 with the following accessories: Peaked Side Panels Deluxe Front Panel Side Awning (can be attached to either side) Rain Fly Extra Poles for front awning ridge all guy wires, stakes and carrying cases Everything is in excellent condition. The only thing showing any wear...

I like the poly boxes. Here in New England, with all the salt and other crap that they use in winter, the cheap steel boxes would be swiss cheese in just a couple of years. I have a Dee Zee poly box from Tractor Supply on my trailer.

Does the Tag-Along have the adapter to attach it to an awning?

Bump looking for the same info. I have an ARB awning room w/floor 2000 x 2000 and ARB no longer offers the 2000 x 2100 awning. Smittybilt makes (or should I say, sells) a 2000 x 2000 awning. I was wondering if the ARB room would attach to the Smitty awning the same way.

I use a cargo net. Not the cheap stretchy ones, a well built strap type. Drape it over the cargo and tighten the cambuckle side straps. Safari Straps makes a lot of nets in various materials and sizes. Mine is over 8 years old and still looks like new. https://www.safaristraps.com/cargo-nets/

Find some cheap chairs that have good bags. Then give away or sell the cheap chairs.

The weight of a wool blanket is exactly why I like it. It feels good to me to have some weight to my covers. Down or other light weight options just don't "feel" warm to me.

I'm also interested to see what you have left. I live in Southington.

Do you still have one of the 1250 wind breaks available. I can do Paypal if you give me your paypal address.

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A few years ago I went all in on Makita battery powered tools. I have the drivers, drills, impacts in 3/8" and 1/2", 4-1/2" grinders and cutoff saws. Haven't used my air powered tools since. I found that they made a nice compact 12" chain saw and since I was already bringing my impact on trips...