[PilotJet]

Have you ever thought about wrapping your full Jerry cans with a saran wrap to keep some of the dirt away from the nozzle?

That's a Good Idea, Thank's for that. I actually used them on my last trip and the mud had already dried and caked on. I spent a while trying to clean them off with my fingers and a rag ... and blowing on them .... to make sure no dirt was dropping in my tank. I also carry a funnel for easier filling. Sounds like you've had experience with this. Good Idea!

 

[ajl719]

Aj, you don't need to carry all that rope/straps with you, all you need is a small boat anchor. I use it here in the peat moss bogs where there is nothing to hook on to. A small axe or hatchet in the box to hammer it in and you are good to go.

I thought about using a anchor. Though I wasn’t quite sure on how well one would hold up, so I just carried a few tow straps. Good to know though. Thanks for the tip.

 

[TBR]

That's a Good Idea, Thank's for that. I actually used them on my last trip and the mud had already dried and caked on. I spent a while trying to clean them off with my fingers and a rag ... and blowing on them .... to make sure no dirt was dropping in my tank. I also carry a funnel for easier filling. Sounds like you've had experience with this. Good Idea!

I just saw the mud from the picture and thought, how could I keep it clean if it was me....lol
Glad you like my idea.

 

[John1960]

That's a Good Idea, Thank's for that. I actually used them on my last trip and the mud had already dried and caked on. I spent a while trying to clean them off with my fingers and a rag ... and blowing on them .... to make sure no dirt was dropping in my tank. I also carry a funnel for easier filling. Sounds like you've had experience with this. Good Idea!

In the military more condoms were used on rifle barrels than for their designed, intended purpose.

 

[John1960]

I thought about using a anchor. Though I wasn’t quite sure on how well one would hold up, so I just carried a few tow straps. Good to know though. Thanks for the tip.

Look at Danforth Anchors. They are smaller and lighter weight than many others.

 

[Towerhillzuki]

These pictures were taken in North East Pennsylvania.

Most are from Union Dale, north to the Hancock NY border. View attachment 21486 View attachment 21487 View attachment 21488 View attachment 21489 View attachment 21490 View attachment 21491 View attachment 21492 View attachment 21493 View attachment 21494 View attachment 21495

That looks like a lot of fun ! Great pics

 

[John1960]

That looks like a lot of fun ! Great pics

Thanks. That area is by far our favorite.