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Thanks. Obviously, too loose on me, but they do sell a liner for it. Quality item.

Nice, but too large for me! They also have a liner for it.

That what they said on one website. Foraging bag.

@briansloan90 Yes, I am in Burien. I took my bike to Cyclefab LLC, Seattle, in 2017. It cost me $105, then, for them to weld the dropouts. I may make a shorts video if you want. If you weld yourself, it looks pretty easy. I just didn't have access to a welder, and I wanted it done properly. When I first talked to them, they didn't even know exactly what they were going to do, and I only saw the results when I picked it up. They pretty much just welded on a thick, round, slotted washer onto each dropout. I was fine with the results, and I have had no problems with a 36V/500W motor and currently a 48V/500W motor. My control arm from the 36V manufacturer was not a good fit (the forks are fatter than common forks), and after I hit something, it was enough to jar it off and create a spin-out, which opened the dropouts.

@@briansloan90 I guess Cyclefab moved to Renton, according to their website.

@@eskimomarine2252 Hi thanks for the reply! I dug up your email in another comment and emailed you. I am not far in mercer island. My research showed I can buy a kit like this: ruclips.net/video/Z08k5UB2A7M/видео.html instead of welding. Is there a reason you had to weld vs installing a 'torque arm"? I am also looking at those wheels with the motor inside from the same manufacturer from Leeds bikes.

@briansloan90 LEEDS is good, but pricy, not as strong/fast as a 48V system. It worked well until my battery started to die after 5 years. The replacement battery was $900, I think now $600. It's 10+ years old tech and only 36V. It is also proprietary. Thus, the price is higher because it is not wired like most kits. I like the motor on the front wheel because, if you are pedaling, you have all-wheel drive. I rode my bike in a snowstorm 18 miles each way to work and never dumped the bike because of the traction. My new entire 48V system from Amazon was $600 with a better screen/controller. Also, the replacement parts and accessories are much cheaper. It has 33% more power and speed. It tops out at 26 mph vs. 19 mph from LEEDS. It was just as easy to install as the LEEDS system. Torque arm - can work, but because the MO-93 has thicker, curved forks, it didn't fit the best, and thus, failed after jarring if off enough.

I had it welded for two reasons. Firstly, it was safer. The second was that it looks better than using a torque arm. Welding also makes it faster/easier to remove or reinstall the wheel with the motor in it. I switch out the wheel when I only want to pedal.

This is my go-to blanket. I use it at home and while camping.

@kenkellogg54 I ended up selling it simply because I wasn't going to use it, and I didn't want it to be a museum piece since I use all items that I own, although some less often than others. I have enough stuff and I have the CAS Assault Pack with all of the accessories.

@kennethmanley5283 Thanks for watching! I just uploaded a short about this. The 2 man tent, if packed all in one bag, is 24 inches long, 10 inches diameter and weighs in at 13 lbs. An original one comes with a slimmer bag labeled for the Rainfly. I usually put the rainfall with the poles in that to separate them. This helps me with storage and I can have a second person carry part of the contents. Th TCOP is about 13-16 inches long with 6-7 inches diameter and weighs about 6.5 pounds.

@erkkikarvinen1783 well, those are not surplus, technically. I also don't own one. Looks nice, but pricey as well as heavy!

It is true, but quality costs money and weight and durability are in a class of their own. It has lasted me more than thirty years.

I made a short using the whistle.

@captaincobolt9350 Yes, it has 17 square feet of vestibule. It is also a 4-season rating vs. 3-season with the Litefighter (without the separately sold windbreaker attachment).

@@eskimomarine2252 Thanks for answering. Is the footprint of the TCOP also larger than the footprint of the USMC 2P tent in the video?

@captaincobolt9350 The 2-man tent has 20 square feet of vestibule space.

@@eskimomarine2252 Thank you.

I may. I want to test it out, but there is no time yet.

You won't have as many problems as I had. I had an MR frame from a Metcalf, and I mounted it onto a FILBE. You just want to find ways to secure it from flopping around.

@@deepwashington499 Shop smart, shop S-Mart!

Yes, unused/little used. A little mottled on the leather because of the age. I got lucky finding those. Better than some on digitalmuseum.se!

It is because it is so thick and you can adjust the pressure.

Yes, I think I should fix my title. A source in Sweden calls it m39 and they probably know better!

@@eskimomarine2252 yea the gasmask bag would be a m39, the m36 i think was also used with it but it had a different "bag" (not really a bag"

Even their website and videos don't say much. It is just foam, no stiffener inside either.

@@eskimomarine2252 Thank you! Thatis a bit dissapointing especially for the price. Stiffeners sems to make a real difference when carrying a load.

@@eskimomarine2252 Great thank for the reply. I'm actually thinking that this setup should work with the 1609MC frame as there is a slot at the horizontal crosspiece of the MC frame. Not sure if those slots line up though. Would be interestd tio find out if you have time to measure the TT straps mounting webbing.

I will see if i have time, I am working 2 jobs, my buddy from High School and Marines is in town, and I am getting ready for a trip! It works with the 1606 AC no problem because there are holes in the crossbar. There is enough strapping to go over the crossbar on the 1606MC, but without the holes, it may slide a bit. I can't test that now since I sold my 1606MC frame, but I did put it over the frame to test.

@@eskimomarine2252 Ok no problems, if I get those straps at some point I'll check them against my MC frame (also have both AC and MC frames), I suspect something could be rigged with the MC by feeding the strap through that one slot and then through a metal triglide to act as a keeper and back through that slot again.

Obrigado!

I get bored and make terrible shorts where I try to dance. Hopefully, it is memorable enough for people to watch and laugh!

Nice! Hopefully, your kit that you traded wasn't too expensive. I found a Surplus store with the woodland color as the primary exterior. The owner wanted $399 (with tags, unused) and said that she would sell it for $300 but wouldn't go to $250. Used ones are usually worth around $200.

I haven't even tried to jump in it. Working 80+ hours. I barely had time to make the short. I will let you know since I am 5'11.5" tall.

@@eskimomarine2252 O dang that's some hour's for sure. No problem

Thanks! Apparently, they sell them at SwissLink currently.

Yes, it looks like it, but I don't remember them notating that anywhere.

I heard Dave mention it in a interview he had on RUclips with another RUclipsr

In some ways, I agree, bitnhow.pure is the stainless steel from the origin? I don't have a tool to check for lead content or other contaminants.

I like the size. I don't like the weight, but it would be for car camping.

I believe that it can, but I don't have Molle 2. It should mount on it similar to the Wildcat ALICE Pack. They have videos of that.

Don't see any reason why it wouldn't. Molle2 works great on the regular Alice. The malice would probably be better with the bottom y strap on the shoulder yoke. On the Alice you kinda have to go around the vertical cross bar. The malice doesn't have that bar