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Fair enough. OK4WD has the tilts for 449.95 http://ok4wd.com/shop-by-vendor/alucab/alu-cab-tilting-fridge-slide-small-medium-fridges

I think they are around $500. You can email easy slide in Australia and order one of their drop slides. Maddiesel a member on T4R has one and I just placed an order for the ES100Plus, they will ship it for around $600 USD. Exchange rates are in our favor.

Is this the standard 22" stove? All the photos online have the partner riveted emblem on the right side. Anyway, I'm building a slide out kitchen for my 4runner and I'm in need of a partner stove with a right sided gas outlet. If you decide to ship, I'll take it. Let me know. Here is what...

1st. The only reason I'm selling is we moved here from San Diego and our new garage isn't tall enough for the rack to clear. I love this set up, I'm sure it'll bring you lots of good times. 2nd. I won't sell the rack without the tent and awning unless they sell first ($1200 for the tent and...

They have one for the JKU, but my JKU build is done and I'm just kind of bored with it. I may keep my Jeep, not 100% set on selling it. Either way I want a Tacoma as a daily driver. There isn't anyway it'll work on the 4runner because the top isn't removable like it is on the Jeep. I found this...

I'm on the verge of selling my JKU for a Tacoma TRD Pro and I'm interested in the AT Habitat. However, with the Tacoma my GSD will have to ride in the back and I'm concerned about the heat and cold. Is there any way to make a pass through between the AT Habitat and the rear window of the Tacoma...

Looks nice, but isn't MDF terrible if exposed to the elements? Also very, very heavy. I have a similar drawer I built out of 3/4 Birch ply, with I would have used 1/2" now...

We keep one of these in our RTT, it's a Haus but very warm and comfortable.

Great build. Any photos of your kitchen? I like the design but that angle makes the kitchen build out a little tricky as you can't have your typical fridge slides.

Especially after you buy the RotoPax mount, lock and can.

haha I love the GUM stimulator. Don't forget about your dental hygiene even while off-road.

I'm not so happy with my current single battery. during our last week long trip I would frequently wake up in the morning and see the battery around 11.9 volts, not good. I'd run the engine for 30 min to recharge as needed. However, now that I'm home I'm still seeing 12.2-12.3v in the morning...

Scott, I am too. Have you checked out the Ankor Powerhouse lithium unit? I was pretty stuck on a dual battery set up, but this may be changing my mind. 400wh of lithium power at 9lbs and way smaller than ARKPAK. A group 31 under the hood and a Powerhouse in back connected with an anderson plug...

I do agree, I hate closing up shop on my RTT.

So here you go, I've taken a few screen shots of how the panels become water proof when folded. You'll have to imagine 3M VHB weather stripping applied, I don't have that drawn into the design. Here you can see how the sides sit inside the roof, remember the bottom of the rack is solid and it...

Ha, I'll handle all the fab, no issues there. The panels are all overlapped, I know it's impossible to see on the .gif. For instance the panels all open against and compress weather stripping on the inside of the raised roof rack which is solid on it's underside. The front and rear panels open...

Thanks, I'm not sure I can build it and keep the weight under control. The Slide out is pretty heavy and puts a lot of torque on the overall design. If I had truck to tow it with no problem, but it would likely exceed my 3500 lb tow rating. Today I completed another design based off a modified...

Me too, I really hope I can keep the weight under control so it's buildable and I'm using Sketchup, it's free and simple to use. Made a .gif tonight to show off the trailer design progress a little more. One more showing how the bed and floor of the push out work, it's very simple. There...

Mine is tight, but I can see in and reach anything I need. even with the top's limited opening I can get Milk or OJ from the rear most compartment. My wife on the other hand has a hard time and must stand on one of the boxes we pack our gear in.

I'm really looking at ways to lighten it up. I'm thinking about making a large part of the skeleton aluminum and bolting it down. The frame and sliding mechanism would remain steel. I'm also thinking about glassing the sides, it may be the best way to adapt the compound angles and keep them...