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What is the last thing you bought and plan to buy?

SJ.Overland

Rank VII
Member

Trail Blazer I

Finally installed those Fog LED Pods.

Next-up Dual Battery system, Yaesu FTM-400XDR, Trigger 6 Shooter Controller & Ditch lights. Figured it makes more sense to go ahead and get the Dual Battery now since I planned on it eventually. This way I can get ahead of a lot of the wiring/rewiring.
 

armyRN

Rank V
Launch Member

Member III

Just finished running a good part of the TAT till the clutch in my Jeep started acting up, so I sprinted home (to WA from ID) before it imploded (hasn't imploded yet, but any time now).

So I've either already purchased or am about to purchase:

New clutch kit for the Jeep (probably a Centerforce 2)
New heavier flywheel for the Jeep (Centerforce 700478 Billet Steel Flywheel for 91-02 Jeep Wrangler YJ, TJ & 94-00 Jeep Cherokee with 2.5L Engine | Quadratec)
(will drop Jeep off a shop once have parts in hand)
Fuel pump started acting up (still under warranty) so got a replacement from Rock Auto (technically had to purchase it, and will be refunded the cost when I return the old one)
New steering stabilizer for the Jeep
Need new tires for the Jeep (looking at the Kanati Trail Hogs 285/75/16)
Need new tires for the trailer
Need a new axle for the trailer (one with a "camber" so the tires will wear even)


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4Wheelexplorer

Rank V
Launch Member

Navigator I

J E E P - Just Empty Every Pocket
Yep, that is what it stands for. Just bought my "new to me" 2015 Jeep JKU Rubicon Hard Rock last week, and ordered parts the next day. Installed a Vector Off-Road JKE-Dock bar tonight to start mounting the electronics, that thing is solid (UPS loves my house - the wife gets more packages than I do to be fair). More parts in bound, even bought her some camping toys she was ogling at the off road shops in Portland last weekend.
Jeep.jpg Vector JKE-Dock with riser kit.jpg
 

4Wheelexplorer

Rank V
Launch Member

Navigator I

Lucky You! My wife sees me looking at stuff or talking about stuff and says stuff like "what about a vacation or trip?"....to which I usually respond "sure, how long can I be gone for"....she doesn't like that :blush:
My wife sees me looking at jeep stuff and says I am looking at "porn" :) Probably true, either one could cause marital issues, lol.
 

SJ.Overland

Rank VII
Member

Trail Blazer I

Mike, it's actually a 240W unit (look closely at the ad) and it's under $200 on Amazon.
I've heard good things from those Jakeries. I don't have one myself (went with the EcoRiver Pro for future expansion purposes) but if I ever needed a second power station I'd likely buy the 2000Wh from Jackery.
 

SJ.Overland

Rank VII
Member

Trail Blazer I

What does the jackery 2000 delivers better than the ecoflow delta max?

There is currently a new KS Croudfunding campain..

For me the Jackery always was cheaper as ecoflow, but too more weak in the important details.

trippin
Cheaper was more my route but you are correct on the delta max being the superior product. I love my river pro as it makes life easier than my old suaoki power station. But now that I have a dual battery system in my rig I likely won't be getting many more prebuilt power stations.
 

roots66

Local Expert, Texas USA
Launch Member
Member

Off-Road Ranger I

Mike, it's actually a 240W unit (look closely at the ad) and it's under $200 on Amazon.
Interesting. HFT site clearly says 290 everywhere. It looks to be a new model sitting between the 240 and 300 models at a price point just between those two models with a combo of features from each.
 

Shahn

Rank VI
Member

Off-Road Ranger I

Interesting. HFT site clearly says 290 everywhere. It looks to be a new model sitting between the 240 and 300 models at a price point just between those two models with a combo of features from each.
Interesting comment on Jackery's site about it.

"Jackery Explorer 290 is the model specially supplied by Jackery for non-AMAZON (temporarily not selling on Jackery site). And it is the official product of Jackery. You can buy this item from offline sales channels like The Home Depot, Lowe’s, Harbor Freight Tools, etc. (Go to “where to buy”, you will find Jackery offline sales channels except amazon.)"
 

roots66

Local Expert, Texas USA
Launch Member
Member

Off-Road Ranger I

Interesting comment on Jackery's site about it.

"Jackery Explorer 290 is the model specially supplied by Jackery for non-AMAZON (temporarily not selling on Jackery site). And it is the official product of Jackery. You can buy this item from offline sales channels like The Home Depot, Lowe’s, Harbor Freight Tools, etc. (Go to “where to buy”, you will find Jackery offline sales channels except amazon.)"
Nice find!
 

SJ.Overland

Rank VII
Member

Trail Blazer I

I bought a bunch of anderson connectors to make quick disconnects for almost everything. The next thing I plan to buy is more camp lights or..... LED Pods for Roof Spotlights (if Diode Dynamics releases their upcoming Large Pods - no details yet on this other than they are confirmed in the works).

Referenced from TacomaWorld:
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