Enthusiast III
We had to do a tire repair on my brother’s new to him Jeep JKUR. Used my ARB repair kit and onboard compressor to get us going again. FYI: decent cell signal on the north section of Doll House 2 campsite.
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What Did You Do With Your Rig Today?
- Thread starter iamout
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Pathfinder I
Backing in like that he might get parking lot pin stripes too.
Enthusiast III
So there have been big changes in our world. The Tacoma in the picture is gone and replaced with a 2019 Tundra Off Road - dual cab. I/we decided on an R Pod trailer that I have modified for off-grid outings (dual batteries, 200 watts solar, MPPT, improved 12 volt system) and I am now adding to the Tundra. ARB Summit bull bar and 2 sets of LED driving/flood lamps, 9500 lb. winch all being put together in my garage for install later this/no next week! Wiring a dual battery & C-Tek charger/controller, finished a set of sliding drawers in the box (fits all my gear and still room), Air bags bought and on next. 12 volt, USB, Anderson plugs for accessories and interior box lights next (for Snow Master fridge/freezer and stuff). Pictures to follow but here is a teaser. This is near our home (Abraham Lake - Alberta).
Member III
Rotate and bubble balance the tires. Shop that put them on not that long ago jacked it all up. I had no less than 4 different kind of clamp on wheel weights and a section if quarter ounce stick on weights between the tires.
Also replaced the broken batter hold down bolt which requires removal of the battery tray and found a large rust bubble under it. Not supising but ill have to set aside some time to take care of it.
Also replaced the broken batter hold down bolt which requires removal of the battery tray and found a large rust bubble under it. Not supising but ill have to set aside some time to take care of it.
Enthusiast III
Installed the decked system in the bed of my truck today. Very pleased with the storage and fitment.
Enthusiast III
Since my jack no longer fits in the designated spot....add a bracket and it becomes the perfect place to stow the fire extinguisher!
Enthusiast III
Nice spot, needs a sticker on the plastic ,saying that it is in there.
Member III
You should sell these. Looks awesome.
Member III
Second pic shows a sticker that says "fire extinguisher"
Maybe a something a little more conspicuous
Wrapco (4 Pack) Fire Extinguisher Inside Sticker Decal Sign Self Adhesive for Trucks or Equipment
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Traveler III
With my Fj40 about solid and needing nothing now "give it a few weeks," I decided to pick up another vehicle to build up for some newer technology and comfort, after lots of researching and seeing ridiculously prices for really high mileage vehicles I decided on this H-2 with really low miles and a good price.
Enthusiast III
Looks good, I would is it,
jeep670
Rank IV
Pathfinder I
Nice!
Is the surface glass or plexi? I wonder how they would do with the occasional light hail or debris thrown by a truck.
rsweet
Rank V
Member III
I would say Plexiglas, this is the kit I bought New 200 Watt 12 Volt Solar Premium Kit with a 100 Ah lithium iron phosphate battery.
jeep670
Rank IV
Pathfinder I
Solid.
Enthusiast III
hello everyone just got this roof rack wanted some others opinion on what you think should i keep it or ditch it i just installed it this morning drove it i around town, not much noise on the freeway it whistles pretty good or should i just use it when on trips thanks everyone have a great day and a wonderful weekend
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Creator III
Fixed a small exhaust leak on the Jeep.
And start my trailer build by installing my ARB Fridge and Slide.
And start my trailer build by installing my ARB Fridge and Slide.
