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:sombrero: That's a good idea, but- If you're thinking of installing an RTT--you have to be careful just how low the rack is, because it can get really tough to install the RTT mounting clamps ! Whatever :costumed-smiley-007:wings: JIMBO

:sombrero: I can understand that, because- The house in my post above, is new/3 car garage and has a lotta room and 10' ceilings, my house in Ca. is an older/w 2car garage and even though the garage door openers are remote, you can adjust the extent of the opening phase and get another 2 to 6"...

:sombrero: The highest point on my rack is 78"--at the back- I'm lucky, My garage will allow me to drivein/out with my inflatable fishing boat on top and also the RTT ! Good luck :costumed-smiley-007:wings: JIMBO

:sombrero: Thabx Indy- - Yup, that's the MBRP prototype, also sold by Quadratec as the JK "Off Camber" rack- o It's very well attached to the hardtop--16 SS bolts, but all on the vertical sides and none on the top--that's why she evades any leaks to ! I have A RACOR Hoist in my gararge and...

:sombrero: Get some silicone cailking- Mine hasn't leaked in over 6 years ! Whatever :costumed-smiley-007:bike_rider: JIMBO

:sombrero: Every days a challenge== My three (1974/76/78) Rumchugs had remove tops and modified 440s, we always ground tent camped-- Now it's Jeep/trailer/rtt, much cleaner/quicker/safer- Maybe new Ramcharger coming in 2017/hemi/lockers/leather==I'm watching ! Good luck :victory::wings: JIMBO

:sombrero: Looks like a very tough vehicle ! :costumed-smiley-007:wings: JIMBO

:sombrero: Here's an air mattress that is the best I've had -- The "Light Speed" is the size of a Queen mattress and packs pretty small, but the best part is it is multi chamber with flow restrictors that seperate movement like an expensive home mattress- If you move /turn over, the...

:sombrero: Yes that would cause an air movement, but- That would be mainly for the human comfort- As mentioned, either a moisture absorbing mat, or circulated air "UNDER MATTRESS/MAT" will either eliminate condensation, or reduce significantly ! Good luck :costumed-smiley-007:wings: JIMBO

:sombrero: Yeah, that line-x is a good idea, unless you NEED the pad ! The condensation is caused by the H20 extracted form the layer of "Dead Air", under a pad- Unless the pad is of non-condensation construction and there are some--TEPUI has one- I'm not familiar withem though- Good luck...

:sombrero: Heh Heh, yeah, it's been pretty warm in NorNv too, but- I lucked out I can keep my trailer inside the garage when not in use-- You can doit, just do some "thinkin" and rearranging--you'll make it work-a lotta times you can lift that trailer tongue pretty high and clear many...

:sombrero: I think the main trouble is-- A lotta metal retaining heat from the day/quick cooling at night and--NO TRAVERSE AIR FLOW ! I think that a 1/4" raised floor/w "gaps" for air exchange--fixemup- My trailer is moistureless ! Good luck Whatever :costumed-smiley-007:wings: JIMBO

:sombrero: Too bad you guys haven't looked in the RTT/Trailer section-- :costumed-smiley-007:wings: JIMBO

:sombrero: This may seem like a foolish question to ask you, but WHAT YEAR/MODEL/STOCK/MODIFIED IS YOUR JEEP ?? Or are you going to keep that a secret ? JIMBO

:sombrero: Looks mighty good to- Versatility makes camping so much better to- Good luck :costumed-smiley-007:wings: JIMBO

:sombrero: Yeah I understand your troubles-- I pretty much unload my trailer when we first arrive and if I forget something, it's no trouble getting in/out, without any change in the RTT status- The lid opens finger light with the tent deployed- The lid will open with the RTT complertely...

:sombrero: Sounds like a lotta trouble for clothe's change- My RTT is secured on the trailer lid--solid/unwavering on hiwy and doesn't raise the trailer COG off-road (relative)and I use a 9'x9'x9' air tent for eating/changing/storage/games/weather easyer than modifying the trailer- Good luck...

:sombrero: The never ending story- I'm in total agreement again ! A JEEPER, gets a jeep and modifies it to his satisfaction and expectations-- People that aren't able to/don't want to/don't have time/money/tools--buy a new jeep--keep up with the joneses- Their tech/quality/mechanical...

:sombrero: heh Heh, yeah-I've gotta agree with you on the dreaming/modifying and I've been doing it for quite a few years and 7 years on this Rubi and trailer- I even had the trailer a year before I got the jeep and had started modifications already, but I use the jeep weekly and the trailer...

:sombrero: Totally agree and my oil change takes about 10 minutes total ! I don't need a new jeep, mine is very well capable/comfy and very paid for ! I do agree that if you have an older jeep and aren't happy with the performance/mileage/comfort--all you gotta do is modifyit or getta new...