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Re: Homemade Packbasket [Re: sportsman13] #1352674
05/21/09 09:06 PM
05/21/09 09:06 PM
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Northwest Kansas
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mine is a old seat belt i salvaged from a guy building a stock car, i took it and doubled it over a sewed it together then attached it with 2 metal straps, one on the inside annd one on the outside, top and bottom

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Re: Homemade Packbasket [Re: Bghunter119] #1352857
05/21/09 11:28 PM
05/21/09 11:28 PM
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Posts: 445
Hartington,NE
sportsman13 Offline OP
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Does anyone know where to get one of them backpack frames?


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Re: Homemade Packbasket [Re: sportsman13] #1352907
05/22/09 12:09 AM
05/22/09 12:09 AM
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Posts: 162
Central New York
Mike Ciulla Offline
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Central New York
You can try http://www.freecycle.org in your area and post that you need a backpack with external frame for hiking, that is how I got mine. Everything on that site is listed for free.


"I reject your reality, and substitute my own." Adam Savage

Mike
Ciulla Nuisance Wildlife Service
Re: Homemade Packbasket [Re: Mike Ciulla] #1353169
05/22/09 12:02 PM
05/22/09 12:02 PM
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Posts: 445
Hartington,NE
sportsman13 Offline OP
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Hartington,NE
ttt


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Re: Homemade Packbasket [Re: Bghunter119] #1353784
05/22/09 11:11 PM
05/22/09 11:11 PM
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Posts: 22
NY
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NY
Go on ebay and look up alice pack or alice pack frame.

you can get one cheap!

Re: Homemade Packbasket [Re: Zane] #1353836
05/22/09 11:50 PM
05/22/09 11:50 PM
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Posts: 10,488
Northwestern New York(Elder)
Jonathan Offline
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If you have an Army Surplus outlet near you, that may be your best bet to find one.

Many might wonder who this Alice lady really is. It is an acronym or abbreviation for this piece of military gear.

A.L.I.C.E ("All-purpose Lightweight Individual Carrying Equipment")


The Vietnam era Alice pack and frame are well made and ergonomic. I have a complete one. They come in two sizes, medium and large. If you decide to get the unit, get the large size.

There are online sources for buying new and used ones, or the components separately - frame, harness, pack. If you shop hard and long enough, you may find your desired combination to fit your wallet. Many of those selling them new and complete seem way overpriced to me.

If you aren't familiar with the Alice mentioned, it is shown below for your reference. They can be found in different colors - camouflage, olive drab and black.

Jonathan

Complete Alice Pack





Harness And Frame



Harness





Camera Gear: Canon EOS 7D-MK-II, Canon EF-S 10-22mm, EF 28-135mm, EF 100-400mm and EF 400mm lenses.



Re: Homemade Packbasket [Re: Jonathan] #1353957
05/23/09 03:17 AM
05/23/09 03:17 AM
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Northwestern New York(Elder)
Jonathan Offline
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While I think of it, and forgot to mention - I started compiling and researching an assortment of information on trapping packbaskets and totes a couple of years ago to develop into an essay to post on T-man. It is in the rough draft stages now, and too early to take up this thread at this juncture.

I have accumulated photos of homemade ones from members, and the commercial products available, over that time.

Coydogslayer and Bghunter119, may I have permission to use your examples in my pending article?

Zook, I believe I got yours quite awhile ago for your white one, but not the blue one.

Thanks.

Jonathan


Camera Gear: Canon EOS 7D-MK-II, Canon EF-S 10-22mm, EF 28-135mm, EF 100-400mm and EF 400mm lenses.



Re: Homemade Packbasket [Re: Jonathan] #1355590
05/24/09 11:47 PM
05/24/09 11:47 PM
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Hartington,NE
sportsman13 Offline OP
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thanks guys thinkin i will go with the frame pack.


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