New England B.S. Thread

It was partially serious, mostly joke. I have a plug in one for when I have mains, but I wouldn't waste space on a longer boondock trip on that. You'd use your solar for the day just to charge your power for the night. The cost benefit isn't there.

I AM considering a vest version, they attach to any USB power bank, just plug it in and go, but not for camping (well, I would bring it camping if I camped in the winter).

My difference is dependent on the setup. Hammock needs an underquilt if it's super cold, since compressed insulation doesn't do as much underneath you. But that's also why I am looking at two separate sleeping bags. I love my wife, sharing a sleeping bag with her (and the dog) would not be a pleasant experience.

 

Very well said. I was thinking of him while turning in the Toy's this year!

HB @JeffB We miss you!

 

https://www.necn.com/news/local/23-...frigid-temperatures-in-killington-vt/3141617/

 

1. Let's go off trails when it's -16° = stupid
2. Let's also do it with minors = Really stupid
3. Let's do it in a large group = collectively stupid

 

Thanks, we went with a Teton from Cabelas

https://www.cabelas.com/shop/en/teton-sports-celsius-mammoth-0-f-sleeping-bag



after 10 dollar off coupon and 100 bucks in gift cards from my health insurance program, I’m into it for 90 bucks

 

Got a bedliner sprayed today - local place does Bullet Liners. They did a nice job. It's a little thicker than the factory liner on my last truck and has better coverage. The factory one I had stopped just before the edge of the bed floor and paint got damaged easily there. They went over the edge with this one which will prevent that.

 

Love days like this… just go up there and spray the top of the wall.

I was told not to use an aluminum ladder but have any of you had to move a 40’ fiberglass ladder?

 

Hey Jared @crashngiggles have you ever been told you look like David Michael Draiman?

https://youtu.be/u9Dg-g7t2l4?si=p9p-CQz8BqDbaHG9

Lol

 

Biggest fiberglass I've had to handle is 30' and even that was a chore, fuck that

 

I thought Dara O'Briain

 

What is that space used for? Also I’m a big nope on being that high on a ladder.

 

It’s not used, it’s void space behind a parking garage.

Get to do it again tomorrow to apply an intumescent coating.

 

Actually....very much so. A lot of folks also used to call me Bautista as well (David Bautista)

You thinking I look like Dara Obrien is like saying you look like Jonah Hill

 

Picked up the shitbox infiniti today. Took 4.5 days to get an alternator. 940 dollar job lol only had to pay 100 though

 

Interesting if you have all those piercings like David..and yeah I remember Bautista.

Yucky. WHat a pain in the ballz

 

Yes. 2 people to move it though. Big ladder to get out of hand on a jobsite.

When I need to have one on my van/service truck, 28'. Never seen a 30, didn't know it was an option. Thought 32 was next size up.
But, 28 is typical for us in my experience. 24 in South Texas.

 

32 more than likely, i ran a 24 without issue but it was juuuust not enough for that one job

 

Neighbor across the road has a 40' WOOD ladder. The weight is absolutely ridiculously heavy. Used it once (and only once) when I was painting our house. As steady as a fire truck tower ladder but talk about unwieldy...

 

Anyone got 60k around for a manual turbodiesel landcruiser? My brothers boss imported 2

 

I wouldn't buy one of those things without the warranty!