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Thanks, that’s means a lot coming from you. You have built a great trailer. Finding the Cherokee bumper was a total accident and a real find. I’ll get some pics together to show how it was all mounted.

Thanks! It’s a Cherokee bumper from a company called Dirtworks. It was only $400. We cut the brackets off, welded new ones on, and are good to go! Also welded the stabilization jack brackets on to the outside as the bumper interfered with cranking. Still need to powder coat.

We just got back from Anza Borrego and the trailer was great! It is hands down the best value for an off road capable trailer. And pulls exceptionally well on road, as well. We are very happy with ours.

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Icon shocks and springs for a 5th Gen 4Runner for sale. Shocks were refurbished and rebuilt by Icon. Includes SPC upper control arms. Will also fit 4th Gen 4Runner. Asking $1,200 obo Located in Riverside, Ca Will ship, but prefer pick up

Did you try Northridge 4x4?

I’ll ship, but I only have one X-grip available. PM me if you’re still interested.

Thanks, this is helpful. I think I’m going to try to figure a phased approach. Perhaps I’ll buy a good battery now and install with a disconnect, voltmeter, and 12v outlet and expand as I figure out each step.

I have. I am concluding that there are some fundamentals I am missing that (I believe) would help me to better evaluate those approaches for my needs.

Guys, I need some help with onboard electrical. I’m not sure where to go next. And I fee like I’ve been going I circles with Google and various forums. My goal is at least one onboard battery that can be charged from the tow vehicle and shore power. I want to at least power my fridge (ARB...

Sorry, the iPad mini doesn’t work with this mount. The mount is too big to grab it.

I have two Ram Universal X-grip tablet holders that I used to hold my iPad Air. I also have one vehicle mount. Price: $25 each Located in Riverside, Ca

I have one Dee Zee ATV tool boxe left. I purchased for my Smittybilt Scout Trailer project, but decided I don’t need them. These are aluminum. Size: 35” x 12” x 12.5” Still new in box. Asking $150 Located in Riverside, Ca https://www.deezee.com/product/atv-tool-box/

Wow, that tire carrier is sweet. I’d like to do the same with my Scout. I’d prefer to put fuel and water where the spare currently sits.

For sale: 4 FJ Cruiser wheels with Dunlop AT tires. Tires are gunmetal gray 8-hole OEM wheels that came on the FJ and trail edition 4Runner. 17” Tires are 265/75R17. About 12,000 miles on set. $450 obo Located in Riverside, CA

If you’re rig is really heavy, you’ll probably be better off with 2.5s all the way around. Partly that will be due to the type of terrain you’re driving. The extra weight will translate into heat. The bigger shock body will be able to better handle that heat for a longer period of time...

Check out Can Back: http://www.soft-top.com/CanBack/

Thanks! I found a deal on some Pro Comp wheels so I bought them

Folks, I could use a little help with regard to wheel selection for my Scout. I just finished building it today. I had some JK Safari wheels in my garage that I was planning on using. Unfortunately, the Scout’s hub diameter is larger than the bore diameter of my wheels. The backspacing is wrong...

Nope. If I remember correctly, for the 2017 model year, KDSS was one of the differentiators between Off-Road and Off-Road Premium. Also, the Off-Road Premium that I purchased brand new this summer has All-terrains from the factory. They are not much better than the Dunlops that come on the SR5...