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Front Runner sells their slats and side rails individually, as well as a bunch of different pieces to hold them together. not the cheap way to go though! someone must sell something similar in more of a wholesale capacity...

i usually just hand tighten good and with fairly new lid gaskets they don't leak even ratchet strapped down on their side. i keep an oil filter wrench in my home-made PVC spout storage to get them loose after all day in the sun or big changes in altitude. there's at least 2 designs out there...

i have the same setup, mine does not leak. looks like your o-ring is shrunken and cracked, try a new viton one for gas - you can get them on ebay: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Viton-O-Ring-Gasket-for-Scepter-Fuel-Can-Spout-MFC-NEW-/162204348123 also be sure you don't just turn the can completely...

i can't see any photos either...

the typical approach is to mount multiple downward facing LED pods or DRL modules of some brand. i tried something different on my old WJ and it ended up working pretty well on there... mounting 2 LED work/flood lights on my belly skid, one forward and one rearward (angled down some)...

by exposing only the exact length of wire needed, and having the rigidity of the 2 cables combined with the split loom means it never seems to get bound up in any way... ...full writeup here: https://offroadpassport.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4761

MSR Dromedary bags come in a variety of sizes from 2L to 10L, safe for drinking water: http://amzn.to/2d9AvL0 or Frontrunner makes a 27L: https://www.frontrunneroutfitters.com/en/us/water-solutions/water-bladder-27l-kit-bag-plus-inner.html

Accuride, Fulterer, and Hettich all make nice lock in/out drawer slides - i've used Accuride before, but depending on the length they all run $120+ easily. i decided to go for an inexpensive but highly usable DIY mechanism on my recent fridge slide: get the spring indexing pin here ($5-$25...

that all looks really nice! do me a favor and round the bottom outer corner of those verticals where your slides bolt to the lower tray... i keep envisioning a leg gash or a head wound on a 6 yo kid!

man that's clean, nice! i highly recommend the Clayton Offroad 4.5" lift. it's not cheap (and neither is installation), but it was the one thing on my WJ i wouldn't have changed at all if i had to do it all over again - do it once and do it right! however, if you're just looking for a mild 2" -...

thanks for adding your experiences. agreed that many here may not use these, i hesitated to even post this in a sub-forum with the word "Chef" as part of the title!

A lot of members at Offroad Passport use the 12v "lunch box" style ovens for hot lunches (or other meals). I recently converted from an engine oven (manifold cooker) to one of these handly little things and so I wanted to cross-post my thread on experiences/tips for them: (The full original...

my DIY version didn't come out quite as perfect as i'd hoped, but with some minor revisions it should be just right. full writeup here: https://offroadpassport.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4710

haha, i guess both! she left saturday with her new owner.

notice anything different?

you waterjet'd the Millennium Falcon!

thanks to the OP for putting together the comparison list that started this thread... it was getting a little out of date, so i did a new one with every JK tailgate i could find now including details on size, construction, price, etc. (10 tables in total)...

completely different purposes ;) - the small eagletac AA light was general purpose most often used light for exploring mines/caves/whatever. - the petzl zipka headlamp is probably used just as often, pretty much the goto light after dark around camp. - the maglite with drop-in 700lm terrastar...