Do you even camp bruh?
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I know I had a thread going about this last year.
I really like the tent in the back of a truck thing.
up off the ground so I dont have to worry about waking up with a raccoon in the tent, again (happened once, little dude was cool, he wanted some chips so I gave him some. Little weirdo hung out, had breakfast, came back for dinner)
also being up off the dew point line must be awesome.
up off the ground so I dont have to worry about waking up with a raccoon in the tent, again (happened once, little dude was cool, he wanted some chips so I gave him some. Little weirdo hung out, had breakfast, came back for dinner)
also being up off the dew point line must be awesome.
You can backpack in Kettle Moraine state park.
I backpacked last 80 miles of the appalachian trail and 100 miles or so in New Mexico for Philmont. I wish I backpacked more after that but cars kind of got in the way.
Have at least 1 car camping trip this summer for a bachelor party. Last year we had another one near New Glarus brewery.
I have had an Alps tent now for 10 years between track weekends, ultimate frisbee tournaments and general camping it has been awesome and been through some crazy weather for the midwest. Heavy duty built stuff. Heavier zippers, floors etc. They also sponsor and support a lot of scout troops which I appreciate.
Tents | ALPS Mountaineering
I backpacked last 80 miles of the appalachian trail and 100 miles or so in New Mexico for Philmont. I wish I backpacked more after that but cars kind of got in the way.
Have at least 1 car camping trip this summer for a bachelor party. Last year we had another one near New Glarus brewery.
I have had an Alps tent now for 10 years between track weekends, ultimate frisbee tournaments and general camping it has been awesome and been through some crazy weather for the midwest. Heavy duty built stuff. Heavier zippers, floors etc. They also sponsor and support a lot of scout troops which I appreciate.
Tents | ALPS Mountaineering
You were saying?
I don't like the idea of my dusty muddy ass machine inside my camper unless I've got fuck you money and get a 50' 5th wheel with a separated garage in the back. I like the exposed deck ones until that time lol.
The 2nd one posted is more along the lines of what I'd get. I want it to sleep four comfortably, have deck space for two ATV's or one SxS, shower, etc etc. I don't want to give up any of the camper aspects to appease the extra deck space as there will be plenty of times it's used without quads, etc.
This is the one my crosshairs are set on. Palomino "palomini" 177BH-ORV.
Can be purchased Mid-high teens. As soon as I have a paid off 3/4 ton or higher truck that seats more than two people, it's happening.
This is the one my crosshairs are set on. Palomino "palomini" 177BH-ORV.
Can be purchased Mid-high teens. As soon as I have a paid off 3/4 ton or higher truck that seats more than two people, it's happening.
I think there's still plenty of tongue weight up front on the one I'm interested in. The heavy stuff in the camper sits in front of the axles, I'd imagine the blue/gray/black water tanks are forward of the axles as well. Though I don't really imagine a situation where I wouldn't have SOMETHING up front. Golf Cart for KOTS, quads for ATV Trip, golf cart for campground, etc etc...
The "cargo carrying capacity" of the one I posted is just shy of 3600#'s. I'd imagine a TJ is under that. A TJ Wheelbase is just shy of 8' so if you're ballsy you could probably use that one lmao. I'll do some more looking.
oh snap.
i looked pretty hard one day but didn't find anything that could have more than 3k lbs on toy deck.
[MENTION=19]Yaj Yak[/MENTION]
yeah i saw that dude, it's a friggen 4 door too
hmm.
Yeah... There's really no middle ground as far as I've seen lol. Like I said, stock-ish TJ you could probably get away with on that one I want, but you'd be pushing it. There really isn't a middle ground.
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