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Thanks, it's a continuously evolving project. The propane tank was from amazon and the bracket was home make, my brother looked at the one from AT and made one similar to it.

Well we weighted the trailer today, the original weight was 850 lbs before we started and now we are up to 1450 lbs. So the issue is the springs were an issue, they were flat and bottomed out after going on a rough road. We placed the springs on it today. Here's some before and after pictures...

Camping in Uwharrie last month for URE 10 with the Old North State Land Rover Society.

My brother and I at Uwharrie National Forest last Sunday. I have th orange jeep and he has the red one.

The struts are from McMaster. http://www.mcmaster.com/#about-gas-struts/=p1vggt

So great additions to the trailer, looks good. By the way I use 2 250 lbs struts on my lid, my lid and all the other stuff was too much for 2 150s so I had to change them out, I have no issues with it now.

The bumper is bolted on the rear and goes on the hitch. You would never know it was bolted on though it's solid. Here's a few more pictures of it. Sorry this one is a little blury.

The 5 lb fit just right on the trailer, I used it for the race and then took it out last weekend to URE 10 (Uwharrie Rover Expedition 10) and cooked with it the whole time. I carry a spare 1 lb bottle just in case but no issues so far. As far as the weight goes, I'm going to have to replace...

Yes Don it's a 5 lb propane tank. The bumper is nice for setting up the tent and storing items when traveling. It has added some weight to it though.

Here is a few pictures of the trailer 2 weeks ago at the Bank of America 500. Several people came up to us and asked if it was a cooker. No it's just the ultimate tailgating vehicle.

A couple of pictures of the finished bumper and propane tank mounted.

The ferry goes out of Davis NC, there is two services you just have to go on line and make reservations. Look up Cape Lookout, that is after the government opens back up again, the web site is down until they open back up again. If you don't want to camp you can rent a cabin through the park...

We will be taking to trailer to the Bank of America 500 next weekend to tailgate (the ultimate tailing vehicle) :beer:and then the following weekend to Uwharrie Rover Expedition (as long as the government gets there stuff together and reopens the parks). :camping:So I can not wait until it's...

Well a little more progress on the rear bumper. Here it is setting next to the new build.

Here's a trip to Cape Lookout this summer. The only way to the island is by ferry service. On the ferry. Here's the set up on the beach at the point, the wind was blowing hard out there. This is the second site, not as windy. The light house.

It's a work in progress, everytime I think that I'm done with it I think of something new. Here's the before. And here's where I am now. Here's my rig set up at Cape Lookout this summer. My build site is below, I'm (actually my brother is doing it) currently putting a bumper and side rails on it.

A little bit of work was completed today on the rear bumper.

I took the trailer back to my brother's shop and we are making new additions to the trailer. I got a new fuel can and a propane tank, so now I have 2 water and 2 fuel. The 2 fuel and one water will be inside and the other water can will be mounted on the side. So we needed to do a little...

I also added a solar pannel trickle charger from Nothern Tool. It worked great on the trip. So the drivers side of the trailer is the power inputs and the passenger side is the outputs.

Sorry I have not checked the page in a little while. Yes the trailer is very stable, I only keep it that high to travel with the kayaks in it then let it down. I have a rear stablizer leg that works fine along with the front jack. The only issue is that you have to but the back leg up when...