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They showed a tent that hangs under the awning at ExpoWest...I've got a pic of it somewhere that I will post.

I have to agree, great trail repair! I had a couple novice welds go on my trailer after a couple trips, but it's been so rock solid since I'm starting to take it for granted. I agree with old_CWO that some minimal upgrades will probably get you another 10 years. I do get the itch to upgrade...

Curious about this as well for the same reasons....

Nicely done! Death Valley is one of our favorite places.

Very cool build!

Any updates on how you are liking the GARB?

I've had the same on my trailer for the last couple years and they are still going strong. Great idea to have a spare on hand just in case!

I've always found portable solar panels are more effective because you can move them as the sun moves. I usually try to park in the shade since our fridge is in our vehicle.

Hahaha! I hear ya!

I'm hoping to finish up mine this weekend with the flush mounted Rhinorack accessory bars and the Frontrunner QR brackets. I'm not worried the extra 1 1/2" of height is going to add any substantial wind noise or top heaviness increase to the foot tall block of a RTT. Just my opinion of...

Great build thread! Thanks for taking the time to post it all.

We stopped and talked with Kyle and Lindsay at ExpoWest. I'm sure we chatted with them for at least 45 mins, and not just about about the Teton X. Great couple, great conversation, and the Teton X has lots of smart features that impressed me. It was very obvious how much thought they put into...

Epoxy sounds like a good idea, I'm always one for a little over engineering just to be sure!

Grainger was pretty expensive for the HDPE as well. Even the Marine grade plywood seems to be a unicorn here in Los Angeles, Home Depot lists it but it's "unavailable". I may just end up going with plywood and sealing it since it's going to be in the bed of the trailer which is enclosed with a...

Interesting, I'll have to look local to see what's available as we don't have Menards here and they want $278 to ship it...haha! I do like the idea of it for the baseplate. Thanks.

Where are you sourcing the HDPE from? I'm not seeing it in 4'x8' sheets in my area. Thanks.

Thanks everyone! @jgaz thanks for the info, I was looking at T-nuts as mounting points, it's great to see how you used them in your plate. Nice build out you have there! I know exactly the thread you were talking about from @BritKLR, the lashing holes are a cool idea. My platform is actually...

I'm going to add a plywood baseplate to our trailer as a basis for adding drawers and some other storage options without having to drill through the bed of the trailer every time. I'm curious as to what thickness others have gone with as a base plate, 1/2" or 3/4"? I'd like to keep the weight...

Garmin website shows it is compatible with InReach SE+ and InReach Explorer+ under the "Compatible Devices" tab. Compatible Devices