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MsTerieus
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| Quote: | Originally posted by mcfez
You forgot wife/husband  |
Whose???
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roadhog
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THE BAJA EQUIPMENT TRIP LIST
Left off the BIG BAJA TRIP EQUIPMENT LIST: a jack platform.
Custom made for your Pro Baja Jack and vehicle.
The platform for a floor jack and Econoline with hellwig rear bar is at:
http://picasaweb.google.com/datakollmarineresearch/JACKPLATF...
nice Washington 2x4.
The floor jack’s rear wheels are off the platform with jack body rails resting directly on plywood, front wheels set against the plywood lip on the
2x4’s.
Safety and maneuverability on soft surfaces.
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roadhog
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BTW, idea seed credits always go to Gene Kira and Baja Catch, manana !
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roadhog
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no nails. Drywall screws driven in with an electric drill.
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bkbend
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Posts: 693
Registered: 11-27-2003
Location: central OR or central baja
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Add legs and you've got a table for camp.
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grizzlyfsh95
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fuel filter
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Bajame
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A good person friend like me is always the best thing you can have on hand!!! 
We all want a peaceful world, filled with love and laughter, but we fill ourselves with anger and hate trying to fiqure out how to achive it.
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micah202
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...dunno if it's in here,,,but the #1 biggest thing I reccomend to campers in Baja is a doormat,,,preferrably one of those
with thick-pile,plastic 'grass' mat.......somewhere to change without standing in sand,,,keeps sand from the van and bed,,,easily brushes feet
off even when you get-up at night
[Edited on 1-22-2012 by micah202]
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woody with a view
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Registered: 11-8-2004
Location: Looking at the Coronado Islands
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| Quote: | Originally posted by roadhog
no nails. Drywall screws driven in with an electric drill. |
use one of these instead....
http://www.amazon.com/Makita-BTD142HW-18-Volt-Lithium-Ion-Co...
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Spearo
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Location: Moscow, Idaho and Pescadero, BCS
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If you're towing, I always have an extra set of seals and bearings for the trailer hubs along with two spares and an air compressor.
I also carry 47 fishing rods, 5 tackle boxes, three spearguns, nine filets knives, a skillet and a frying pan. And a bottle opener. But that's just
me...
Were it not for the abdomen, man would easily reckon himself a god.
Friedrich Nietzsche
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Alm
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After 7 years I don't know what this List is about anymore... Sleeping in a truck is one thing, tenting is another, towing is a different thing again.
Different kits for every scenario - perhaps only car kit remains the same.
About that lost-misplaced ignition key: after calling AAA a few times (no such thing in Baja of course), I just ordered 3 spare keys. One is a
designated car key, with a big pendant so it's easy to find (old car, no remote). One is on the ring with my house keys (you carry those in Baja
anyway). And one more is in my desk at home. Make your own variations if you like - ex, one key in sleeping/clothes bag. Have never failed. For 2
people make more keys.
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thebajarunner
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Posts: 3687
Registered: 9-8-2003
Location: Arizona....."Free at last from crumbling Cali
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Mood: muy amable
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Spare key taped to rear frame rail
| Quote: | Originally posted by Alm
After 7 years I don't know what this List is about anymore... Sleeping in a truck is one thing, tenting is another, towing is a different thing again.
Different kits for every scenario - perhaps only car kit remains the same.
About that lost-misplaced ignition key: after calling AAA a few times (no such thing in Baja of course), I just ordered 3 spare keys. One is a
designated car key, with a big pendant so it's easy to find (old car, no remote). One is on the ring with my house keys (you carry those in Baja
anyway). And one more is in my desk at home. Make your own variations if you like - ex, one key in sleeping/clothes bag. Have never failed. For 2
people make more keys. |
If you see my F150 (we call it the Silver Bullet) look under the back bumper and there will be a spare key taped up to one of the brackets.
Always there when I need it.
And, if you need to borrow the Bullet, well you know how to get it started...
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Fishmagician
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damn good boots/shoes if you need to walk out or for help - pack all your medications too.
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Marc
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Registered: 5-15-2010
Location: San Francisco & Palm Springs
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Cooler repair parts.
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captkw
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Registered: 10-19-2010
Location: el charro b.c.s.
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Mood: new dog/missing the old 1
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bajajudy
Hola, all the ladys that I have been with taught this guy to ALWAYS,,ALWAYS HAVE = T.P. with ya and I always travel with
water,beer,dogfood,beer,freezedryed food for a week,beer,knife,beer....lol and lots of gas to start with !! K & T 
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bajajudy
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| Quote: | Originally posted by bajajudy
Ok you are going out into the desert, off to find a secluded beach for camping, to try to find those hot springs everyone has told you about, to try
to find that water falls with the swimming hole....whatever. You are going on a Baja adventure.....what do you pack?
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That is how it all began
I am ready to go
R U?
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Paula
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Almost, I just need a bigger car!
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ballzcowboy
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Bailing wire...forerunner to zip ties but can do things zip ties fail at. And yes, don't leave home without JB Weld!
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EdZeranski
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Location: Ocean Beach/Borrego Springs
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..another my dear?
| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
Oh.... and most important: a gasoline powered blender for margaritas on the trail! 
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Funny! A friend has a 12 volt dc electric model that plugs into a ciggy lighter socket and another on his golf cart. This has been a great and
helpful thread, after years of travel there is always something that will make it easier/safer. We were supposed to head south on Wednesday but are
holding off until we get a handle on the road/gas, especially gas, situation in Baja Sur. Besides Baja we run around the desert in Anza Borrego and AZ
so a lot of things cross over.
There is a product called 'After Bite' that is great on stings, ant bites, bug nastiness in general. It is an ammonia based topical that comes in
what looks like a marks-a-lot and has a pocket clip. We keep one in each vehicle, our backpacks and kayak kits. While kayaking past Puerto Escontito
toward Juncalito once when Baja was wet/green and were hit by a swarm of bees. They usually don't sting when swarming unless threatened so we were
lucky but the boats must have looked like a convenient resting place. I was surprise the bees were making a passage over water.
EdZ KG6UTS
San Diego/Borrego Springs
PS Its darn hard looking at our loaded and packed vehicle parked out front and not being on the road ~8^)
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durrelllrobert
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Posts: 7393
Registered: 11-22-2007
Location: Punta Banda BC
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Mood: thriving in Baja
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| Quote: | Originally posted by micah202
...dunno if it's in here,,,but the #1 biggest thing I reccomend to campers in Baja is a doormat,,,preferrably one of those
with thick-pile,plastic 'grass' mat.......somewhere to change without standing in sand,,,keeps sand from the van and bed,,,easily brushes feet
off even when you get-up at night
[Edited on 1-22-2012 by micah202] |
One like this? They're called petate.
Bob Durrell
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