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Great shot! It was to cover switches and outlets but now just a quick access hatch to the battery compartment and charge point.

Yeti 1400 with 1425 Wh capacity.

Finally got to field test the solar slideout. Two 100w Renolgy panels and a linear actuator to adjust for the angle. The panels were designed to be removable, for times we park in the shade.

That's a good point. I'll see how it does on the next outing and will install a thermal break if needed. Thanks for the suggestion!

Special thanks to Midnightsun and Drifta for inspiring this kitchen build. I was gifted the Blackstone 22" griddle and though it took some doing, got it to fit. Also added LED lights, USB, and outlet.

Lots of beer...

Any recommendations for suspension upgrades that would alleviate the rear squatting but allows for light off-roading?

Can you take pictures?

Those wheel covers are freaking sweet. ;)

Great setup! Tell us more about the sink and stove. ;)

Based on the Supports Depots recommendation I used the 40 lbs lifts. While that makes it possible for two people to lift, it isn't as smooth as Habitat's setup. May opt to change the awning side 50 lbs, or all 50 lbs. I removed two of the tie downs providing more room. All the credit goes to...

Thanks for the insights! Doing it again would you choose struts with more lifting ability? And from your opinion, one side of my setup has is heavier with an awning, would it be wise to get struts with more force on that side?

Great work. I too saw the Habitat video and thought it was a brilliant solution. Wanting the ability to raise and lower the tent, I opted to get 4 linear actuators but may reconsider and use struts instead. bobebm, Do you mind letting me know the bracket, ball stud, and other things needed...

I'll give them the benefit of the doubt and wait longer for a response. Wonder if Smittybilt is aware of this thread as I'm sure many people have purchased the trailer based on the discussion here, myself included. It would go a long way to see them taking care of their customers.

For those in contact with Smittybilt concerning the reinforcement brackets and cooking drawer update, would you please PM me the email address you used. I've emailed them last week using the website and have not gotten a reply.

I may get an inexpensive unit and build a carrying box for it. Use it for sites with RV hookup and possibly a swamp cooler setup for more remote areas.

Tkhawk - That AC unit is giving me ideas... must resist spending more money...

Yikes, that's expensive. Lets see what IKEA has or DIY.... =)

Attached picture of the drawers in question. Where did you get those? They seem to be a perfect fit for that spot.

Love those pullout storage drawers! What specifically are those and how are they working out for you? My concern would be movement of the stored items during transit. Especially considering the type of roads we generally travel.