super compact cook kit
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Ole Rough-n-Ready sure knows how to rough it. He'll carve out some wooden pontoons and float it out onto Lake Veret. Maybe even let you sleep in it in icy weather, Joey. :roll:
Jack, I think a couple of super-sized Uncle John's pirogues could float that thing. Piper, we need a LOT of epoxy. :shock:
Joey
Joey
Just caulk up the lower 2 feet of it, and add a bit of air to the tires. Maybe better tread on those tires for better traction in the water? Original equipment looks like it'd hydroplane.
jdupre' said:Jack, I think a couple of super-sized Uncle John's pirogues could float that thing. Piper, we need a LOT of epoxy. :shock:
Joey
I'd give Keith and Seedtick a call to determine just what is needed to float that thing. After all, they have a floating fire truck.
Mike
Joey....
You might want to take a look at this web site........ He has a lot of good information about alcohol stoves and the fuel they use or can be used in them.
Personally I would rather use the 151 proof Rum in a Coke with some ice. :roll:
http://jwbasecamp.com/Articles/SuperCat/index.html
You might want to take a look at this web site........ He has a lot of good information about alcohol stoves and the fuel they use or can be used in them.
Personally I would rather use the 151 proof Rum in a Coke with some ice. :roll:
http://jwbasecamp.com/Articles/SuperCat/index.html
It's Lemonhart for me!! Drank a fair amount of that and lime juice in Nam, and later on Okinawa. Demon rum and I got to be at least speaking acquaintances, and would wave as we met on the street.oldsparkey said:<SNIP> Personally I would rather use the 151 proof Rum in a Coke with some ice. :roll: