Been using one of these for a few years. Agree with everything you posted, except stability while wiping. Needs 4 legs. But other than that it's more comfy than my home throne.
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sailor
Jackass of all trades
Only a cretin wipes manually. I use a WaterPik. Very refreshing.
I thought Lance wiped your arse
Stability - certainly more stable that Bill's paint pail crapper disaster of a few years back.
Hey!...let's not get into that...its embarrassing!
Hey!...let's not get into that...its embarrassing!
i'm prety sure matty boy tops it when it comes to embaresing no matter where you look. takes the heat from all of us.
sailor
Jackass of all trades
I manage to fill the M416 totally and the rear cargo area of the truck pretty full...
in the trailer we have-
- BBQ, camp stove, single burner, 10 lb. composite propane tank
- 3 person ground tent, Pop up shelter with bug screens for the picnic bench etc
- 3 half totes with utensils, pots pans, dishes, tarps, lamps etc.
- Honda EU 2000i Generator/ Yamaha 9.9 outboard
- Tools, hatchet, extension cord, water containers, cordless drill/sawzall
- camp chairs, inflatable lake/ river toys/tubes, lifejackets
- 90 Watt solar panel with controller
- Oil/Coolant/PS-Trans fluid
On top of trailer-
- Roof tent
- 8'6" rigid hull inflatable boat with beaching wheels
In truck
- ARB 63 Qt. fridge
- usual recovery stuff
- dry goods/foodstuff
- Clothes, sleeping stuff
- spare belts
- spare adult beverages
- first aid kit
- jump starter/ charger thing
- cop flashlights
- kid bike
- weapon of mass destruction...
I know I am forgetting something - I am going to add a bike carrier to the back of the trailer and some side lights as well. We are presently doing more conventional campsite trips- for more aggressive stuff, I intend to reduce the list a bit (no boat, outboard, fuel, kid stuff) It is reasonably heavy with all of this crap on board but what the hell it is not like I was expecting good mileage anyway!
I have still not installed the battery system and charger in the trailer but it may happen this fall if @LanceCruiser and I head south...
in the trailer we have-
- BBQ, camp stove, single burner, 10 lb. composite propane tank
- 3 person ground tent, Pop up shelter with bug screens for the picnic bench etc
- 3 half totes with utensils, pots pans, dishes, tarps, lamps etc.
- Honda EU 2000i Generator/ Yamaha 9.9 outboard
- Tools, hatchet, extension cord, water containers, cordless drill/sawzall
- camp chairs, inflatable lake/ river toys/tubes, lifejackets
- 90 Watt solar panel with controller
- Oil/Coolant/PS-Trans fluid
On top of trailer-
- Roof tent
- 8'6" rigid hull inflatable boat with beaching wheels
In truck
- ARB 63 Qt. fridge
- usual recovery stuff
- dry goods/foodstuff
- Clothes, sleeping stuff
- spare belts
- spare adult beverages
- first aid kit
- jump starter/ charger thing
- cop flashlights
- kid bike
- weapon of mass destruction...
I know I am forgetting something - I am going to add a bike carrier to the back of the trailer and some side lights as well. We are presently doing more conventional campsite trips- for more aggressive stuff, I intend to reduce the list a bit (no boat, outboard, fuel, kid stuff) It is reasonably heavy with all of this crap on board but what the hell it is not like I was expecting good mileage anyway!
I have still not installed the battery system and charger in the trailer but it may happen this fall if @LanceCruiser and I head south...
