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Food stays in the packs its winter bears are hybernating my buddie has the route idk it exaclty, we did it in the summer a few years ago and he went wintercamping last year at the same spot

Yea i was thinking the same thing with the food to spread the weight were going for three days, were doing chilli for supper one night just add to a pot and heat up , steaks and rice and rehydrated veggies , and for breckfest eggs bacon and baked beans (homemade) oatmeal for another day and not sure...

We dehydrate all our own food, eggs stuff like that

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120$ shipped thats what im using

all we do is u pay 50$ or around there we do all the shopping for food propane ect, saw blades anything we need o and a metal cup bowl and plate (or reusable set), we have a few seats left so one guy is in toronto and im leaving from brantford area

Good winter boots is a must, good sleeping bag -30 to -40 range and a decent hiking backpack we have everything else needed

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How are you watching these snow conditions

A few of my buddies adn I are going winter camping to Algonquin park feb18th weekend (family day long weekend) hiking about 10-15km in, no tents build your own shelter anyone else interested in coming? there is 5 of us atm

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like the motto and hopefully nissan comes out with a 2500 series haha but yea I hear you with that, there great ideas thanks guys ill see what i can come up with

shingles copper and metal

Need some help with naming my business any ideas, Luke had a good one titan roofing but its already taken any other ideas?

deftly sound like they fudged up the sensor

running alot smoother problem is he cant get enough fuel to it so were looking at a weak fuel pump, and trust me didnt want to lay that rubber down. Im not catless for now so we will see fuel mileage is better we will see once i run a can of seafoam threw her possibly a leaky injector could case her...

Fresh tune layed down some 35" rubber testing it out and removed the cats & changed the front O2s

done 2 of them on the VG's there not to bad as long as you have torchs to heat up those tbar bolts t bars needto be dropped out to remove the transmission

Just watch out for rad/tranny fluid cross contamination on the earlier Fronty's. I'm not sure when they fixed it, look it up it's rather common. Easily avoidable issue DIY by bypassing and adding an external cooler. Also the earlier timing chain guides could tend to become noisy. I believe they rev...

Bender wrote:Trailered my new to me rig out to my buddies farm. Just had to hit a few local trails to test it out! 2WD with a rear locker was all I needed!

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Yea engines are "Broken in" when we get them first oil change is usually 5000km or 6000