What Did You Do With Your Rig Today?

I reconfigured the deck plate to work with some new cargo boxes.

No charge for the overland hound hair.

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Built myself a new tilting fridge slide for the X.

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I installed my budget ditch lights. Had a couple of light pods and a wire harness from previous projects and bought some $12 hood mounts from Amazon. Wired in super easy to the Auxbeam 6 gang switch kit. They are only 18 watt lights but make a huge difference for seeing on the side of the road and anything that may be grazing just off the road.

(I may have intentionally included my new OB emblems in the pics...)
 

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I installed my budget ditch lights. Had a couple of light pods and a wire harness from previous projects and bought some $12 hood mounts from Amazon. Wired in super easy to the Auxbeam 6 gang switch kit. They are only 18 watt lights but make a huge difference for seeing on the side of the road and anything that may be grazing just off the road.

(I may have intentionally included my new OB emblems in the pics...)

I have 4 of those lights on my trailer, and they work incredibly well to illuminate camp. They're also super cheap. They work way better than the have any right to for how much they cost.
 
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Used it to take the 12ga to a church sponsored skeet shooting event.
 

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After the last trip I was on, after rolling I to camp in the dark, I realized I needed to add some interior lights to the trailer.

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I also added a light to the kitchen box.

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Just need get the wiring secured, and the switches mounted to the boxes that are coming on Sunday.
 
Replaced the engine oil cooler assembly in our 12 jku. Housing has a crack. Will strip the sensors and oil cooler for trail spares. Wasn't difficult just time consuming to remove.
 

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It's a good weekend when you get two installations done and still have time for the family. Installed my Genisis dual battery kit this morning giving me connection points for my ham radio and frige power. Also moved the winch power from the crank battery. (All connections are fused)20221016_105528.jpg
 
Nothing except pick up two sceptre water cans from Lowes on the way back home from Clinicals. Lowes have them on sale for $27 which is the best price I have been able to find them.
 
Pulled the engine. Removed the trans/tcase and started removing the stuff I need for the other block. I was looking closer at the other block and I think I'm going to tear is down and at least have the block hot tanked. The cooling passages are full of stuff that looks like mud. The pistons are marked "STD" so this block has never been bored out. If everything else checks out I'll bottle brush hone it, slap in some new bearings and rings, paint it up and send it.

About 3 hours of work to get it on the floor, another 45ish to pull what I pulled off, but still have a few more parts to go.

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Pulled the engine. Removed the trans/tcase and started removing the stuff I need for the other block. I was looking closer at the other block and I think I'm going to tear is down and at least have the block hot tanked. The cooling passages are full of stuff that looks like mud. The pistons are marked "STD" so this block has never been bored out. If everything else checks out I'll bottle brush hone it, slap in some new bearings and rings, paint it up and send it.

About 3 hours of work to get it on the floor, another 45ish to pull what I pulled off, but still have a few more parts to go.

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Nice! I wish I had the skills/tools/space to pull off a job like that.

Me? I finished up the install of my interior lighting for the trailer.

I got both switch boxes cut and mounted up.


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