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Agree, she's running 35x12.5 MTs now with bigger lift, brakes, axels and gears ready for 37s.

I think so, it's a few years old so I don't have the order details anymore. Looks green in person.

Got the bed from etrailer.com. Not the best quality but hard to find those type of beds.

That's the perimeter trail. Need 3 or 4 days of no rain to have fun on a bike out there. Still find massive mud holes all over the place.

Fish hook spreader to clip inside the waterborne and hold it over a fire with a tripod or hang from a tree. Works great. So many things it could be an hour video. Hope you got am idea or two from watching.

Pit Posse makes tons of accessories. Look for their garage-trailer organizers www.pitposse.com/storefront.html

The spread axle and short tounge help but I do balance it out with the weight distributed inside the trailer when loaded. Almost 400lbs added to the front. I would recommend 3/4 ton or well equipped 1/2 for a steal trailer build like this.

@@mtnfish420 my trailer is 8.5x16. I built it around my Harley up against the passenger side. So I have a fridge and kitchen on the left just ahead of the axles. My bed is on the opposite side so I can sleep on the way if needed. I could accommodate a 2nd bike if I fold the bed up. I like watching what others build! Thx R

The ferro rods have dulled blades in the past. I use the back side of the blade to start fires. Maybe with the right technique it would take some burrs off a blade. The bags of water are just for storage and emergencies, I'll keep those in a pocket and fill the canteen with the Sawyer filter.

@@mtnfish420 If you used the ferro rod as a sort of sharpening steel perhaps? Trying to think outside the box as it were.

@@crazysquirrel9425 I'll try it next weekend. Good tip. Anything to help minimize a light weight survival kit would help.

@@mtnfish420 LOL not a gram-weenie here but weight is an important consideration. Switching to all titanium containers lightens the load. Using a mini BIC instead of a full sized one helps. Small and I mean SMALL ferro rod helps. Some are about 1/2 the size of a crayon. I knew a guy that let the air out of his car tires and tried to put in helium to get better gas mileage...LOL I knew another guy that did that but put in 'free zone' (aka Freon) so they would have one cool ride. Go figure... Fancy feast stove - instead of steel can for the inner can use an aluminum can for the inner can. Pineapple juice cans can be small enough and can be aluminum or even thinner lightweight steel. A fancy feast stove CAN burn twigs in a pinch. Yesterday the video played but today it does not. Playback errors constantly on many youtube channels. If you are a 'gram-weenie' the cut off any extra straps hanging off that aren't needed. I don't recall a lifestraw in your kit. Pair of pantyhose can be used for filtration or cordage if needed. Weighs next to nothing. Compresses to a very tiny space. They WILL degrade in sunlight over time though. Pair of knee hi's are even lighter. If you can keep the weight the same or thereabouts and have more versatility then that is a plus. Attach some things to the outside if necessary. Some things can be strapped to your pants belt (knives for example, even ferro rods). Leaves more room for other things like food or an extra pack of water. Didn't see a canvas sewing needle or thread for repairs. Or some gorilla tape wrapped around the lighter (used to patch things and as a firestarter.) Extra pair of boot laces just in case plus they are cordage. Some suggestions save weight while others add weight but also add versatility. If you never carry canned foods then a P38 is not necessary.

PS didn't see any firestraws, toothbrush? Also, the same method to make firestraws can be used to carry some medicine or spices. Lightweight too. Did you know you can put ammo inside a straw like a firestraw? You can put liquor in a firestraw (for medicinal reasons and other uses). Dip matches in candle wax to make them waterproof. Much depends on how LONG you might be away and the REASON. 3 days is one set of things and rules, 7 days another, and indefinite even another. For me, I am stuck staying at home unless there is some massive catastrophe TEOTWAWKI or similar. I expect to be one of the 90% who perish unfortunately. I cannot pack survival items AND grandma on my back!

Ordered the couch from etrailer. It came with an optional mounting rail. Just make sure you line it up to get as many bolts into the vertical frame rails and not just mount into the plywood. Works great, but way overpriced for what it is.

@@mtnfish420 Thanks I'll check it out! Have a Merry Christmas!