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Has anyone seen a pic of the new gear pouches installed? I'd like to see them in place before I try to mount them!

My 2nd gen lift gate glass is 21" tall from the tailgate.

Dang it! You guys are not a good bunch to hang out with. You just cost me another $150!

That’s what I keep telling my wife after I make a major purchase too! I’ve got a fuel tank on the way presently. I really like the grab bar, where did you find that?

Just get smaller tires! Do you have any pics of the new panels and how it looks inside the Jeep? Nice looking build you have going there!

I have 5” of foam in my mattress. I used the original mattress and then stitched two mattress toppers together for the top. To hold it all together my aunt and mother sewed me some slip covers out of full size sheets with Velcro closures so I can toss them in the washer. It all works really well...

The switch is a good idea that I’ve been meaning to add myself. I’m an electrician by trade and know better but I’ve put it off.

I don’t know anything about the winch in question, but if the new “contactors” are in fact semiconductors and not relays I would definitely recommend them. No moving parts and they’ll work after sitting for a very long time which is my number one complaint with standard relays in a winch. Warn...

I have a sleeping platform but when the seats are up the seat back is an excellent step.

Here's a video supplement for installation of the Hinge Tamers. It's not really professional but I think it may help!

What do you think of the lighted USB outlet after dark? I opted for a blue sea USB in mine because I figured the light may distract us while we're trying to sleep and take some of our night vision away. The volt meter would be great for my OCD though.........

That's what forums are all about. Sharing information and brain storming to come up with good solutions to the various problems that plague us. I've learned so much over the years from people I'll never meet and I'm very appreciative of any and all input and ideas!

I ran my wires under the tent by unscrewing the white plastic base, and sliding them through. I did cut the outer rubber off of the wires for the pass through to make them thinner, being careful to avoid cutting the shielding on the two wires inside. I then taped them up with some electrical...

After some measuring of my awning brackets and the lights in the store I realized that the bolt spacing on these lights was perfect for a no drill installation. I simply bent some flat washers with a hammer and my vice to use as backers for bolting them up. If you have a top that has the newer...

I thought I'd Start a little thread on a DIY project that I just completed. I was recently in a Harbor Freight store and noticed these lights. https://www.harborfreight.com/12v-utilityrock-white-led-light-2-pk-57205.html I thought they'd work perfect for porch lights on the Ursa Minor top. I...

You could definitely save money copying my design and building them yourself. It isn't rocket science or anything. It took me a couple tries to get them how I liked them, but if you consider your time is free and want to spend a day or two figuring it out and order the materials this can be...