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Check this thread out. The best option I have seen so far. https://forum.expeditionportal.com/threads/introducing-the-%e2%80%9cnew%e2%80%9d-alu-cab-canopy-camper.201044/page-99

One of my stove's knobs is sticky and hard to turn. What's the proper way of removing them and the jets to clean every moving part? I don't have a rebuild kit or the instructions but before messing with it (and breaking something) I'm checking in here. Thanks.

Can someone with a Cook Partner stove rebuild kit post up a photo of the instructions (if they come with the kit) or explain to me how the knobs come off? One of mine is a little sticky and I would like to remove it to clean and or "lube" the seals. Thanks!

Subscribed. I love this kind of stuff.

Done.

This past weekend in the soggy Cascade Mountains in Washington State.

Has anyone mounted aluminum or Pelican-style boxes to the back door? Thinking it would be a great place to store lightweight gear or dirty stuff like muddy boots or recovery gear. I know it's popular on some van and high-end overland builds.

Subscribed. Looking forward to what you add to the market.

I have been using the Bubba Goose duffle bags for the past year or so in my Canopy Camper. Bulletproof and super lightweight and made in Seattle, WA. https://bubbagoosedesign.com/ I wrote a quick review of them on my website -...

She loves here Jeep Gladiator!

They are saying the base model starts at $75k AUD so around $50K USD if you just do the conversion and not include any taxes or shipping.

Very cool!

Using a manifold of some sort is always recommended with the twin compressor. The compressor can build up a lot of heat during tire inflation, especially in warmer climates, and melt tire inflation hoses if the air chuck is mounted directly to the compressor. Unfortunately, the box for the...

This? Its amazing how much of a difference a small fan can make when blowing down on your face while trying to sleep in hot weather.

In my opinion, Grimm Speed makes some of the best compressor brackets for Jeeps. Looks like the JK one is currently on sale right now. https://www.northridge4x4.com/part/compressor-mounts-accessories/10014-grimm-offroad-arb-twin-compressor-mounting-bracket-kit

Not to hijack the thread, but is everyone just using a bag and throwing the saw in the back of the truck/SUV, or are any of you using a bar mount style mount? Trying to get some ideas for the Canopy Camper and rather not have a saw floating around inside the camper.

I have been looking at the Dewalts as well since I am invested in several other tools that use the same battery. As for the oil, I saw somewhere online that there's an extra groove on the bar oil cap that you can add an extra o-ring? Or is yours leaking from the bar itself?

Full disclaimer, I worked for ARB for 17 years and now for the parent company that sells ARB. But I fully believe in most of the ARB product line and run the product on three of my Jeep. That being said, for LC owners, our overland site has all ARB 15% off until July https://trailrecon.com/arb.html