Having lived out of a turtleback I'd have to say they'd make a horrible Expo rig. Cramped, uncomfortable seating (doesn't matter which of the four seats, they all suck), not to mention loud and very inefficient with fuel. I can think dozens of other, more suitable options.
If you have a Jeep JK without the powered sub-woofer, Jeep was generous enough to go ahead and run the wiring anyway, including a fused location at the TIPM. The fuse can be switched to either full-on battery power or ignition power. Right now I can't remember the fuse location but I'm sure it...
If you download the installation instructions for the Mopar 7-Pin trailer wiring harness, the routing/installation for that will give you all the answers you need. When I installed mine I added the ARB wiring to the harness and routed it all at the same time...
With how much weight on board? Winch, and winch bumper? Fridge, water, and fuel for several days? This is the point of the OP's discussion of overload/heavy capacity springs.
That is not correct. Steering tires wear different than drive tires. For example, swapping steering and drive tires side to side on the same axle would be pointless.
Smart move on your part, shutting it down to prevent hydro-locking and destroying that motor. People may make fun of my AEV snorkel but having crossed Afton Canyon a couple of times during winter storms I call it, "CHEAP INSURANCE".
They ARE out there! I scored a 52qt today in Phoenix. We went to AZ for the long weekend. I got online and checked stock in the local area for the Ozark Trail coolers; none of any size were showing available anywhere in the county. While there I took a chance and checked a couple of Walmarts...
Take a hard look at the Warn Elite bumper. I got mine delivered to the door, all in for $550.00. It is similar in appearance but significantly more robust that the AEV.
My wife and I do multi day trips in our JKU, with just the two of us we fill it up. Twice this year we've rented a SoCal Teardrop from Off the Grid Rentals. It is so nice to be able to cross load bags and gear to the trailer! With kids I think the teardrop with a roof top tent would be the...
For those thinking trailer brakes the Tekonsha Prodigy wireless is the only way to go. No in-cab controller needed, everything is on the trailer. Perfect for a trailer of this weight range. I rented a teardrop with this setup a couple of times and you have no feeling at all that the trailer...
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