Overlanding Gear

Sharkey said:
That's great if you are somewhere that allows it. The Rubicon, for example, is pack it out only.
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I've never been to Rubicon, but I've heard the porta-poops are somewhere between a bathroom at a Tijuana sin den, and meth house. I actually heard a story that involved using a 2x4 to press stuff down to make room. The stuff of nightmares. I would think my Pepto immodium AD cocktail would be best in that case.

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Got me Rotopax water storage. We always seem to run short, even with the new cup holders I built for extra water bottles.

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scrota76 said:
I've never been to Rubicon, but I've heard the porta-poops are somewhere between a bathroom at a Tijuana sin den, and meth house. I actually heard a story that involved using a 2x4 to press stuff down to make room. The stuff of nightmares. I would think my Pepto immodium AD cocktail would be best in that case.

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Most trails in Moab require you to pack it out as well


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My favorite pooper. Everything you need in the the bag. TP, fresh wipe with deodorizer in the bag all sealed up with two zip locks. Comfy foam seat and all contained in a bucket with a sealed screw on lid!
National park friendly!


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WJCO said:
Got me Rotopax water storage. We always seem to run short, even with the new cup holders I built for extra water bottles.

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Curious on how you mounted these or how you go about using them. I like Rotopax but can't get past the gas style spout for water. I picked one up to use as an on board hand washing system for my work truck. Added a "glug free" valve and hose and it's still just meh. Wishing I just went with a MSR bladder and solar shower hose kit.
 
HighwayTrout said:
Curious on how you mounted these or how you go about using them. I like Rotopax but can't get past the gas style spout for water. I picked one up to use as an on board hand washing system for my work truck. Added a "glug free" valve and hose and it's still just meh. Wishing I just went with a MSR bladder and solar shower hose kit.
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I mounted it inside to a cargo panel that secures to the body. We just plan on using it just for refilling water bottles, etc. Here's some pics.

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I can't believe this thread has gone a month without an update. Anyone pick up something new and exciting for the camping season?
 
Sharkey said:
I can't believe this thread has gone a month without an update. Anyone pick up something new and exciting for the camping season?
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I did pick up a tent/cot for my upcoming trip to the Rubicon since space is limited on the JK6...I'll post it when I return to the states at the end of the month...


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I added this to my build thread, but I'll add it here as well. I got a really small cheap coffee pot (675 watts) to plug into my inverter. It's a 1000w inverter and it never went over 680. Used it a few times already. Works with engine at idle. Charging voltage stayed around mid 13s.

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Picked this up recently.
It's a Big Agnes big house 6 deluxe. Added the accessory vestibule also just haven't used it yet.
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I got a few things a while ago...

Decided to get the front runner storage boxes, they are pretty much dust tight and interlock... So great for chips, bread, ceushable stuff I always used to crunch, and another for plates, utensils, sharp stuff.

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Also got one of their water jugs, like the design... but not sure how often I will use it.
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Also got a MSR guardian for my bday... pumps a gal in 2 min, so I got some collapsible bags for water, and that why I am not so sure how much I will use the hard Jerry can unless it's desert camping.

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SDG, Thats an awesome Jerry can!

I did onboard water a few weeks ago. With onboard water and power to boot, Im glad I built everything hidden. The cargo bay is completely clear for actual cargo.

Compressed air chuck and a garden hose connection both front and rear.
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Used the stock bumper for the tank. Its temporary, but will do good for now.
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