Wyoming B.S. Thread

I remember that bridge. I thought the road cut just after crossing it was awesome. Lots of grinding...

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What are the little lug-a-loo packets that you guys use?

 

Clean waste. I need to get some more actually.

$22 Cleanwaste Toilet in a Bag - DIY Kit 15 pack

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009A6VM1G/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

We drove over that bridge too a couple weeks ago.

 

Is shitting in a hole in the ground no longer acceptable?

 

I can understand extremely popular places.

I honestly don't mind squatting over a hole in the ground.

I'm going the other direction from mankind, only eating meat and shitting in the ground

 

Only an issue in high use areas. I prefer shitting in a hole. The bucket and chemicals are in the truck when needed.

 

This is the preferred method. Shitting in a bucket is for plebes and city-slickers

 

Cleanwaste.

Recently picked this up. The most economical I've found.

$140 Cleanwaste Original WAG BAG - Go Anywhere Portable Toilet Kit (50 Pack) - Heavy Duty Odor Control Bags with NASA Gelling Poo Powder, Wipe, Toilet Paper (Camping, Road Trips, Emergencies, Boating)

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002J8VWW6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

So, this question was actually for a buddy, who is trying to get his wife to enjoy camping more. Personally, my entire family is with you guys - hole is the preferred method; bucket-style is used in high use areas (which we try to avoid ).

Thanks @Blackdawg and @Digiratus for the links. Probably recommend Monte's just as a first attempt, since $100 is a bit steep for a "trying it out," but obviously great for someone who knows what they are doing.

 

The bucket is key for most people of the female variety to having a great time. It's just more comfortable.


And while a hole in the ground is good most the time, I personally think just getting to sit in reasonable comfort is worth it. I enjoy the view more that way

 

attach a toilet seat to a welded frame you stick in the hitch receiver. luxury.

my buddy attached a toilet seat to a plastic folding chair and cut out the middle of the seat. pretty great camping throne

 

Bumper dumper!

 

That's fine if you don't mind wiping your ass in front of 5 other guys. The bucket offers a little more portability.

 

I have a buddy who just cut a 6" hole in a basic camp chair for that purpose

 

Am I the only person who thinks these are kind of pointless? Like we've all dropped off ledges and slammed onto a hitch...and it just slides off. I guess if you wanted to back into a steep wall and then continue to back up the wall this thing might make it easier...but really, whats the benefit of this thing sitting 1-2" below the receiver just so you don't hit the receiver on the ground?

 

You’re missing the most important point: making money off 3rd gen owners by selling them useless shit

 

I mean I guess it would have prevented one of my chain holders from getting bent up after dropping off a ledge. Still doesn't justify it for me personally.

 

It would be something to consider if I wanted to play with the Tundra with all my stupid sensors. But, I don't plan to take it offroad any time soon.

 

very close to pulling the trigger on some Allpoo expo springs. Figure can't hurt and I need spring in the back pretty bad.