Yes, Savannah is an awesome town to visit, the history is amazing. However, I go there probably 20+ times a year on business and that is way different that visiting as a tourist. Spring and Fall are the times to go as a tourists in my opinion. Summer down there is nasty...
That had me laughing for sure!!
@sharp - you need another beer or 5!
Brought two of them 15 years ago. Use them for camping gear. Used one on the run from RRB to Windrock and back a few months back. The 1000-5 will hold two of them in the bed. The are weather proof but you can't put them underwater. 5 stars in my book.
My sister in law lives in Savannah, beautiful city. We did Xmas and new year's there a few years back. Wonderful city, especially the boardwalk new year's Eve. The traffic though, yeah screw that.
I'm trying to understand why you'd put them underwater
You could buy a thin self adhesive foam gasket and put on there but I read that you really don't need to. Any clothes I have in there will probably already be in a large ziplock bag or seal bag. We'll see, will be a work in progress. Not as elaborate as welding up a bumper (@Delton) or fabricating a lift for getting buddies out of the woods, (@DGann), but I'm a mental midget
when it comes to that stuff. Hell, It's simply amazing that I can get over those rocks with that stock Pioneer or find my way out of the woods!
I agree that anything you really don't want to get wet, contain it in water "resistant" and have it in a "waterproof" bag as well. I've learned over the years that if it can get wet it will and at the most inopportune times!You could buy a thin self adhesive foam gasket and put on there but I read that you really don't need to. Any clothes I have in there will probably already be in a large ziplock bag or seal bag. We'll see, will be a work in progress. Not as elaborate as welding up a bumper or fabricating a lift for getting buddies out of the woods, (@DGann), but I'm a mental midget
I'm going to let the other boys carry most of the tools and I'll carry some dry clothing. Oh, I'll still carry my jack and spare along with a small bucksaw. Tow strap, spare winch rope etc.
I'm not going to be hauling my tool chest around either, but I will have the basics plus a little. Having stuff like a good GPS, compass, SPOT, comfortable clothes, boots and rain gear, some food, etc will be of a higher priority. Spare winch rope is a good idea and I will be adding that to my list of must haves...
Yep, a nylon winch rope could become handy at some point.. never know. It don't take up any room like a winch cable does. Wish i still had my spot but I sold it a few years back.
I've got a nice 30' pull strap, tree saver, snatch block, etc. But, that winch rope is strong, light and could make the difference! I'm going to have to look into it!
If you're like me, I'll spend the time and ponder on it until a good idea comes to mind - because it will! In the meantime, just strap it down...
Jeesh, it's like talking to my Wife!
"your choice" means pick one!.. I ask my Wife, "where do you want to eat?'' She says, "I don't care, anywhere." Me: "Well, just pick somewhere and I'll am the ole truck in that direction". Her: "It doesn't matter to me." Me getting frustrated: "Just pick a $#%&@#$ place!!" PICKONE! PICKONE! PICKONE!... You must have a lot of girl in ya @Delton
Actually, I've got an idea but it's not quite as nice as tracks... I bought a couple of these clevis pins:
