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Looked at the coupler at SEMA. It is a copy of the original Treg Coupler made in Australia, CoupleMate have theirs made in Taiwan. It's a fair coupler with a few issues. Due to the closeness of the points of articulation and the length of the pin it binds badly. We also saw the polyurethane...

Don The material we use is Impregnated, 65/35 Poly/Cotton Weave, Waterproof/breathable 8 oz. (275g/sq.m). The weight: of a good pair of jeans, not as heavy as the Eezi Awn tent material which is in the 400g/sq.m range. The reason for this is that the material has to have a low volume to fit...

We will be making tents from the same material for AT-FlipPacs. We won't be starting on that project until the Habitat production is running smoothly.

The JK has an internal roll cage that makes full access to the Habitat, i.e the same area available in a pickup with an AT FlipPac, impossible for us to do as manufacturers. What you do to the Habitat and your JK is a different matter. We leave the vehicle stock and just replace the hard top...

A difficult place to get a picture of. I think I show the area in one of the videos.

We are using an 18" stove with the controls on the end. The additional space in the lower section can be used to store small items.

Towed an AT Teardrop cross country summer before last with my Grand Cherokee (Los Angeles - Maryland - Los Angeles). I average 19 mpg not towing, on the trip I averaged 16.9 towing the teardrop

I know exactly where you are all coming from. I have a family budget to live within too, but at the same time I'm a firm believer in high quality durable goods. I agonize over purchases and tend toward buying a few high quality products, rather than a plethora of items of will eventually end...

The prices are $610.00 for the double slide, and $315.00 for the stove. The slide uses two locking, full extension slides, rated at 300 lbs. As an OEM we have to buy the slides through a wholesale company, not direct from the manufacturer, as our volumes are not large enough. The lower tray...

The Combi Slide is: 29"(737mm) long without the stove 30"(762mm) long with the stove 15 1/2"(394mm) wide and 4"(102mm) tall.

I'll get some measurements for you should have something Monday or Tuesday.

The holder will fit the NATO can, the strap is for a Scepter can. The strap would need to be changed to a NATO strap.

HS2000 is big enough by far for an 1800. For a RTT you need the portable version. The HS 2000 is the only one that fits in the proatble box. We are still making the portable units, I'm getting aluminum tool boxes made right now. There is a waiting list for the portables so if you want one let...

Just for clarification, when you say "AT Campers" I'm guessing you are referring to All Terrain Campers who make pop up slide in camper shells. AT is a trademark held by Adventure Trailers for all vehicles, campers, trailers etc. AT is our brand name and has been used to refer to our company...

Yes it will fit any small pick up with a 6ft bed.

The picture above are hub-centric adapters, the rim is centered on the lip around the center bore. Jeeps are lug centric, they are centered using a tapered lug nut, lug-centric adapters do not have the lip.

Custom spacers will cost you around $275.00 You'll need the following information: The bolt pattern on the trailer The bolt pattern on the rim The thickness of the adapter The size of the center bore (the spindle diameter +) The wheel studs are 1/2 If you want us to order them for you send me...

Yes I agree. We did some work matching trailer to the IVECO Massif and the tech drawings IVECO sent us were stamped Santana and translated into Italian.

I don't know if it would work as a utility vehicle here in the USA. The mindset in North America is the vehicle has to be massive to do this work. The bigger is better syndrome.

The Massif is basically a re-badged Defender. IVECO bought the rights to it from Santana who has a long relationship with Land Rover. IVECO then inserted one of their diesel engines into it. Same 5 on 6.5" bolt pattern as the Land Rover most of the body panels are identical with the exception...