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Umm what is up with the 8274 winch with dual motors? That thing has to be insanely fast.

Wow, hard to believe you sold the FJ it had to be one of the nicest out there. I can understand the more use out of the Runner though. We do the same with our JK over the CJ. Especially long distances.

Nice work! I dig the design.

I'd like a flatbed mountable with cab over option. That way you can still have a truck and a toy hauler.

LUKE I am your father... Paint it black and it looks like Darth Vader.

Like the steel framing and aluminum skin. IMHO it's the only way to fly. It will hold up and take abuse. Very nice work.

I think it's awesome and if some one don't like the scuffs tough lol. Nice work!

Having the same dilemma here. I can't tow the 30'RV with the Jeep so I need a cargo trailer conversion for rustic camping and the big one for the campgrounds.

Very nice!

There are a few areas that are able to be camped near by. Our Jeep club also offers some off grid camping on a members land in SWPA..

That is the case with actual trailer tires, not so much on truck tires that are used on trailers. Carlisle trailer tires are one of the worst. A few others share their same tread pattern and are just as crappy. I would bet that 90% of the blow outs you see are due to dry rot and tread separation...

WOW, it's looking awesome already. I dig the thick walls. Better insulated and more solid.

I would glue that sheet metal on with the 3M stuff. It water proofs the seams and is stronger.

The photo skills and camp spot picking are just as awesome as the builds. You are the man!

Nice trailer, Digging the garage too :)

That JKU is AWESOME

In case no one hear has heard or may have pull at Polaris. They bought out Tans American auto parts last year. They now own: 4wd Hardware, 4 wheel Parts, Rubicon Express, Smitty Built, and Pro Comp. The folks at 4wd in Ohio just got notice they are closing them down in a coupe months? If this...

They will be especially if you want the center caps on. May sure you get at least a 2" spacer, when you order the spacer make sure it has a large enough center hole to clear the trailer hub as well. I ordered Spider Trac spacers in a 5 on 4.5" flavor and they didn't clear. I have to have them...

That's the only way to go in my opinion. 2x3 3/16 is the best strength to weight ratio for a trailer frame. A lot of folks waste time messing with the flimsy and worn out frames when a new one can be built stronger and faster.

Nice! Best strength to weight ratio IMHO lol.