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Thanks, I only carry the one spare so everything has to match. Added another AEV goodie yesterday, had this snorkel sitting in my garage for the last year or so...lol

Thanks, you and me both!!

I am currently "Safe at Home" as is most of the rest of the country. I'll start with saying I hope everyone is weathering this crazy time, stay healthy and safe everyone. I had grand plans for the trailer re-build in an attempt to get it finished up during our slow time at work and before the...

Oh yes! I'm putting one together today. It's been a very productive lockdown! Hope everyone is staying safe out there! Sent from my Pixel 3 XL using Tapatalk

No problem, happy to help! I would pull off the old axle and take your ravine wheels with the tires mounted up and place them where you want them in the wheel well, making sure you have enough clearance from the frame and then measure the hub face to hub face. Once you have that number you...

The backspacing on the AEV Pintler is 5.2" but the issue is the diameter of the hole in the center of the wheel as it will not fit over the Dexter hubs. 2" spacers allow enough room for the wheel to sit on the spacer without interference from the Dexter hub. I doubt the stock TJ Ravine wheel...

I went with 2" hub centric spacers on my Dexter axle when I did my build so that I could run AEV wheels on my trailer to match my JK. I believe that's the minimum width to clear the Dexter wheel hubs and dust caps without modifying the dust caps themselves. I got mine from...

I have the AEV bumper tire carrier with their 10.2 capacity fuel carrier. The tire carrier is frame mounted and linked to the tail gate so that they open together. Otherwise there is no way the tailgate could support the weight. Sent from my Pixel 3 XL using Tapatalk

I don't remember getting one when I purchased my FTM-400XDR last year. I haven't noticed any issues without it.

Do know that the plastic bits are intentional so that they break before things start bending. They include a couple of spares in the purchase. A friend of mine has a fancy $$$ Australian trailer that has an awning without plastic bits and it now has bent poles which are much more costly and...

Thanks for the info. I'd say buy once cry once! The ease of setup is worth the extra $$. Sent from my Pixel 3 XL using Tapatalk

I've been looking at this one to deal with condensation in a camper shell, it is a little on the pricey side, but solar powered with battery and you can seal it closed during travel: Marinco Solar Powered Vent

It seems unlikely bedding is going to fit inside when it's closed, which is a bit of a bummer, but I guess we'll see when it comes out.

The OP was referring to a product from Australia, not the Zodi line of products.

According to the US website, they are available for pre-order now and will be shipping starting March 15th https://www.joolca.com/

Passenger side opening for me on the Jeep and the trailer.

Well said! I currently have 90K on my 3.6L and that includes a bunch of towing with zero issues. 4.0L in the JK would be a DOG!

Here's what Jeep debuted at CES regarding the plug in Jeep Wrangler. Not much specifics but it's likely the Pentastar V6 plug in hybrid setup that is currently in the Pacifica. Jeep Wrangler 4xe

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Thanks guys!