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Nice!!!

I saw the Adak at overland expo. Really nice but expensive and too heavy for me. I have a Tacoma to pull with. I too keep looking at the Livin lite

They are never done!

Try something like this. Just some scrap steel to extend it so that it reaches.

Are going to hook the brakes back up? Did you flip the brake assembly? Looks good.

Keep us posted if you find something. My SO wants something besides my RTT so I am looking as well.

Really nice. Looking good. Almost ready for camping!!!

Pouring rain, driving at 70 mph and no leaks. All day on trails at low speed and still no dust. But to keep everything clean with blowing winds at camp the above mentioned bags or tubs are a must.

Agree!!! I did the same.

I won't say my 416 is "dustproof" but pretty close. I have a lid with a heavy duty gasket from an auto body shop my neighbor runs. It seals so tight it is sometimes hard to open the lid due to the seal. That being said I also keep most of my gear in rubbermaid tubs in the trailer. In...

Saw your question on the shocks for the lid and I think he has a Sierra 4x4 lid as do I. Probably center mount on lid and about 8" away from edge of tub. I have a RTT and I used 175 lb shocks. Hard to get started (mostly due to seal) but works great otherwise. Hope this helps.

There are some pictures of the springover and the shock mounts and shock data on my old build thread. I run 33's but if I went to 35's I would probably get rid of stock shackles and use old CJ3 extended ones. Just my 2 cents.

I don't remember ever seeing a hub conversion. Most of us either change the whole axle to get the pattern you want or get spacers/adapters. I used my original axle as it matched my CJ. When I went to my Tacoma I ordered adapters from USWheelAdapters.com in Aurora, CO. He is familiar with the...

Great idea. I really like the 5 lb bottles. I have a couple on my trailer as well.

Not a problem. Of course we all want pictures!!!

Very nice job!

You can also try www.uswheeladapters.com in Colorado. They make adapters for M416's.

Tennjk the trailer looks great and I like the lift system. Winter is a great time to work on these things. Mine has been sitting for about a year now and my son has taken control of it but I am going to do the same thing and work on improvements during the winter. These things are never done.

I have a Sierra 4x4 lid and it is great but others have had problems. I would agree to check with Cascadia. I have seen Cascadia at OX and they make a fine product. Fit is always an issue as most M416's are not straight on the top rails or square. Most use 1" angle iron and weld on the top...

Yes they just press in by hand. Nothing like the M416 ones.