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We are getting ready to add a couple of lights to the front of a Jeep. Because we were looking for a wide light pattern, we decided on Hella Rallye 4000 Halogen Cornering Beam Lamps. You might want to check this light pattern (Cornering Beam), if your looking for a wide beam of light. I...

We clean up, pretty much as mentioned. Here in the midwest water is hard with minerals. Because we use a french press for coffee (We drink a lot of coffee), we seem to use one pot (Stainless Steel) for boiling water. The pot will calcify with mineral deposit, we always carry a small bottle of...

I want to apologize for taking so long to reply, you can purchase the poly-tarps from Electra Tarps. They stock the 6oz. Sun Shield UVI tarps, if you want the 8 oz. tarps they can get them for you. I hope this helps, sorry for the delay. Alan

A bilge pump is not designed to be used as a pressure pump, its basically a transfer pump, sending the water from one area to another. If you leave the pump on, you will need to relieve the pressure or you could burn the pump up. You could use a hand held shower diverter valve to divert the...

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I agree with Mr. Moore & Cellularsteve2, we also have tractor lights mounted on both sides of our Jeep roof rack. As far as mounting the lights, in our case Ron over at Garvin Ind. (Wilderness Racks) has lots of accessories for their rack systems and one of the items is light brackets. Just...

We have RV America/American Modern Insurance Group. They insure RV's (All Kinds), Motorcycles, Watercraft, Snowmobiles, etc.. We are insured for new trailer replacement w/an additional $5,000.00 or new replacement value on extra gear carried inside/unattached. (Example: Fold/roll-up solar panels)

Drop Down Slide: Platinumgear/Engel USA The Platinumgear drop slide unit, is available through Engel USA. The product will be available here in the USA shortly. Engel USA will be displaying the drop down slide unit at this years Overland Expo 2010 event. The product is not on their website as...

MO.LEATHER/Tool Armor Here is a company that does custom work out of different materials, leather, canvas, etc., you might want to check them out. I'm sure prices will vary, depending on the material you select. I've seen their work and they produce a high quality product. We're going to get...

Here is our families "1900" location. :sombrero: Large building included General Store, Tavern, Restaurant & Hotel. Year "1910" Year "1902" Sadly the above location is no longer, it was taken down in the 50's in the name of progess. :(

The curtain rod clips are a good idea. I want to be able to clip the soft panel to the Jeep rack, horizontal rod on the Jeep awning and the rack on the trailer (Opposite side of the trailer rainfly). This would give us the option to clip on the panel facing the southern sky, no matter what...

Your conversion is turning out very nice. I'm looking forward to seeing your solar panel frame.

The Bungee cords are a good idea. I'm hoping to come up with some type of clips to attach it to either the Jeep rack, hood or to the trailer. Please keep me in the loop with your progress and post some pics, I'd like to see how it turns out.

I wonder how he has the solar panel attached?

I've been laying the panels on the ground next to the trailer, but if a big wind comes up they will flip over. Just curious, if your using Roll Up or Foldable Solar Panels how are you setting them up? (Laying them on the ground, hanging from your trailer or hanging from vehicle) Looking for...

I used a Doskocil Box and cube foam. I have two Brunton solar panels, Brunton SolarRoll 14 and a Brunton Solaris Foldable 12 unit w/cables. Along with the solar panels in the same case, I have a AA/AAA battery charger that hooks up to the solar panels.

Here is a GREAT portable alarm system to protect your camping gear. Steal Armor alarm/strobe light unit. I think this would deter someone messing with your gear, if your away from the unit (Fly fishing, hiking, etc.). I'd still cable down the gear somehow, with the alarm going off they could...

Thats a good idea, we did the same thing. We made a small tray to carry our generator. We used 2" square tube stock for the receiver, added short legs/feet to the tray. We just leave the generator on the tray, pull gen/tray off the back of the trailer and set off to the side for use.

We also use two soft side tool bags. We took our rear seat out of the JK and installed an inside rack. No seat, No need for the foot wells behind the front seats. We do as Metcalf, tool bags behind the front seats on the floor. Metcalf, do you have your tool bags straped down? Thats a...

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