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The clamp channels run 25 1/4" apart on center and I would recommend two or more cross bars.

We have painted multiple sets, a trip to the bodyshop and they can be paint matched.

Thanks man! :) VT was a blast once again. The insulation kit is killer, with two people in the tent I actually don't use the insulation kit until about >30* . Even last week in VT and 15* bags we were more than comfortable and half out of our bags. Mid November we will be headed for a weekend...

Yes the Back Bone will easily support a hardshell and two adults. Our red shop JKUR has this system and we frequently used a James Baroud Discovery RTT (130lbs) and my girlfriend and I (125 +190 lbs) with no issues. The same to be said with my JKUR and AEV version of the Rhino Rack platform.

It should be perfect, what are you building? :)

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The nerve :)

Yes there is a James here as well haha. What info was given to you?

They are M8x1.25 studs at 2 1/8" center to center.

Some action shots from this year's Vermont Overland Rally :)

Glad you were able to find one, the explorer is our most in demand tent and they go quickly!

Thank you guys! :)

Now all that remains is some R&D in co2 pressures and desired temps. :beer: If you happen to stop by the James Baroud booth at OEXeast after hours, stop by camp and enjoy a frosty beverage!

After testing for leaks, it was time to fit the cell in the fridge. Like a glove! Lines bent and connected, not easy to in coil and then bend the ss lines neatly but it will do! Finding a CO2 tank to fit inside the dairy compartment of the ARB 82qt was no easy task. It was finally narrowed...

Now to fit the 120' stainless coil in the brew cell (fuel cell) the bottom needed to be removed. Once the coil was fitted and lines ran through -8an bungs, it was time to stich it back together! With the brew cell back in one piece, the -8an caps had to be modified to act as furreals and...

Being overlanding outdoorsman but also craft beer junkies got us thinking, how can we enjoy and share a draft brew at the campsite? A kegerator would be great, but space and mobile durability are major roadblocks... Then we started think of jockey boxes, great because you can keep kegs around...

There is no change in that pic that I can tell :ylsmoke:

X2 I would be interred as well, also in sketch up

Yep, 2015's have an Alpine setup in the trunk cubby. It's a good and bad thing haha

That's a bummer to hear, this is actually my first year going since about 2007. Usually Jim is the only one who can get off of work for this event since it is a really event heavy time of year for us. I believe I will actually be a trail guide this year, which excites me. I love walking people...