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Wow, all I can say is Rainman has skills. Beautiful build. Do you remember what materials you used{size of square tube} for your awning posts? I want to do similar for our trailer but am having a hard time finding sizes that fit together snugly so not sloppy. Again, amazing build.

Sorry, been out of town. We have gotten a bit of condensation but once we opened the windows a bit at the top, all has been good. Ours is not the tri layer. The only con I think is the mattress. We took ours out and added a megamat. It fits perfectly.With the mattress out, we can leave the...

Thanks for the info guys

We have a FSR RTT, so no springs, but thanks for the heads up.

Any idea on how long it takes to get you license once you submit for it?

I like that they are made in the US and by veterans. Look forward to seeing more about them.

WE have a 13x13 easy up from coleman that is awesome. You can get them at costco. We also have the large ARB awning attached to our trailer and love that as well. The movable one is used for our kitchen area and the ARB is our lounge area, or we add the room for extra sleeping.

We recently bought a 416, and have been trying to figure how to get the tent up and awning attached. I am going to be using your ideas. Thank you for sharing. Awesome job.

The jeepJk's are know to wear out quickly due to this system. I put just under 60k on ours, a lot of those miles pulling a teardrop, before having to replace them. At 15k, something is wrong.

I have been looking at these as well. My top two interests are the off grid and the vorsheer. Both look to be top notch in quality.

This is a perfect example of how not to handle a recall. LOL

I was thinking of getting one of these to compliment our soon to be here GMSR radio. do you have any info on the hack, maybe a link to article?

Does the campground have a bear box? If yes, then that is what should be used, if no then I would probably use your car. This is why I ended up going to a frig

interested, depending on location.

Such good memories of the pie irons as a kid. Buttered bread and cherry pie filling . Yummy.

I would recommend you google forest river reviews. I think you will find a lot of unhappy customers.

To do a lift of that size correctly, you will have to spend quite a bit more than your budget. I recommend you go to wranglerforum.com and do some research. There is a vast amount of information there. Depending on what your goals are, you may not need nearly that large of a lift. For...

This will not support you and a RTT. It attaches to the fiberglas drip edge and does not get support via the interior cage. I would recommend looking at the rhino rack system or Teraflex Nebo rack. They may be others out there as well that use interior braces for support.

Rhino rack or the Teraflex Nebo rack for a RTT

As stock said, these will not support a lot of weight if they are not supported internally via the roll cage.