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https://www.rei.com/product/662980/cleanwaste-go-anywhere-portable-toilet-seat This, or something very similar, is what my wife and I have.

Scent Free baby wipes, hit the hotspots, and pack in what I pack out. Anything that smells nice will attract bugs.

My 12 JKU is just getting broken in at 213k miles. Mostly highway miles as my wife commuted in it 120-160 miles per day for two years.

I bet going from a YJ to a JLU was life changing. I noticed a huge difference going from a TJ to a JKU. Is that Old Stage Road?

I headlamp it and use those Duracell lights from Costco. They work okay and don't take up much space. The power button could be larger but overall I have no real complaints. Left one in a storage unit powered up on accident and came back several days later and it was low on juice but still...

Very nice. I miss having a truck. I always find myself folding seats and dodging the front headrest in my JKU. I consider myself a mild wheeler so may go Gladiator for my next ride. Plus sleeping off the ground but under the stars is always nice.

That seems like a great trip. The Sand Dunes and Moab are amazing.

Colorado has amazing trails. Get ready for some huffing and puffing. I lived in Colorado Springs for 4 years and there's a ton in the city itself. Palmer Park has good technical riding with some sections to get good flow going. Ute Valley is okay. Falcon Trail at the Academy is an A+ trail and...

Welcome. I used to ride up by Stewart Airport. I think Stewart State Forest it was called. Welcome from the Alaskan Interior.

Awesome idea. We had a pressurized line come loose at our FARP (Army Helicopter Gas Station) and shoot fuel down a dirt landing strip. Those guys did a ton of digging to get that spill up.

If you are looking for relatively new and as capable off road as your Jeep, then the 4Runner or JKU/JLU would probably be your best bet. You'll give up breakover angle but if you were considering a Compass, that isn't an issue though the Mrs' Cherokee Trailhawk has surprised me off road. I just...

I'm a bit of a drive from SLC but do love a good romp on gravel. I started cycling with mountain biking but then got into gravel with a Diamondback Haanjo Trail. I love that I can ride some singletrack but also coast along on bikeways.

A few months ago I had a run in with bullwinkle. The ARB front bumper took the brunt of the damage but kept her from coming through the windshield. Waiting on the new bumper to come in so it can get in the body shop. I also have some recovery gear coming in. Got some soft shackles and two snatch...

That Gladiator looks great. OBX? I'm going to hold out for the diesel and then maybe I'll grab one.

Very nice. I think I speak for all of us that can't have the diesel when I say that I'm jealous.

Overheating is pretty much gone. New water pump and thermostat and the temps generally stay at 212 except for long grades. I may look into upgrading the cooling in the future. I went yesterday and hit Peter's Mill Run to see how everything performed. The trail is easy but I'll get a badge from...

Honestly, it was mainly the incompetence of one CS rep and the blatant disregard for customer care from the supervisor. I won't be starting my drawer system until next year probably. We moved to Virginia until April and I no longer have the garage I had in Colorado. If it makes it that long...

Long overdue update. Morris 4x4 took 2 weeks and several customer service reps to figure out the issue. A glitch in their system dropped the kit that includes what I was missing and didn't charge me for it. Then tried to charge me $467 to ship me the rest when the difference in price was $276...

I hear you on the short wife thing. First thing my 4'11" wife said after I installed my lift was "I'm not going to be able to get in that thing". May have to upgrade the rock rails at some point or bolt a stirrup in the jeep.

Bet that chain gets dull real quick