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Yeah, the front edge of the tent was beginning to sag so I needed to support it. I also used the reinforcement to create a shelf for a table. One hose is output and the other is the return. @OregonJKU, the griddle worked great. The burner is as a basecamp double burner angle iron stove. The...

Recieved my hole saw and punched some holes in the tent floor. Also tested out the griddle by cooking breakfast this morning.

I hadn't noticed their cover, for $25 bucks I might just have to give it a try.

I got a few things done this past weekend. I got my A/C mounted to the top of the trailer. Now I need to drill thru the floor of the tent and sew some ducting for the inside of the tent. I am also going to make a cover for at least the front of the ac unit to protect it while driving down the...

Thanks, I'll have to give it a shot!

How did you connect the quick connect to the stove? I ordered the same/similar stove and then ordered a flare x NPT to connect to the QC, but the only female flare fittings I can find are inverted. Also did you make that wire rack on the stove or purchase it. Thanks!

I hadn't thought of sewn ducting. Do you have any pictures?

I just got back from my first trip running air lift bags on my JKU pulling a Scout Trailer. At 35psi they made the ride much nicer and kept the Jeep level. I went rock crawling the week before. At 5psi, I couldn't even tell that they were there and could still fully stuff the rear tires. One...

Here's where I cut the seam to feed the loop through so I could strap it closed with the awning on. In case you can't tell I cut the seam where the zipper is sown onto the annex.

Looks great! A bungee ball loop thingy works great for keeping the jack handle up, when running with the jacks in that location.

Looks like my drawer will be dropped off today! They're quick, I just sent them my address yesterday! On the tongue reinforcement they said it should be completed any day now and then they will start sending them out.

I looked at mine last night, it was ground flush as well. I was looking at it in the dark with a flashlight, but I didn't see any cracks appearing yet. I'll have to inspect it better in the day light.

WOW! That would suck! I'm definitely going to keep an eye on that spot and maybe go ahead and gusset it next time I am doing some welding.

I wouldn't say it sticks out a lot, but it does stick out. I'll have to measure it when I put it back on. It doesn't stick out past my mirror. My replacement cover should be here soon, when I put it back on, I'm going to figure out a way to mount a guard in front of it. My rack came with some...

Could be a loose fitting if it only happens while driving, do you have plenty of slack in your lines when articulating?

Well, I didn't get any rain to test the waterproofness with. But I did decide that I need to build a branch deflector infront of the awning. I caught a 2" diameter vine while on some single track and ripped the cover pretty bad. The awning itself is still good, I just need to order a new cover now.

I leave mine in all of the time. Back in the spring I had no problem with it cutting off for low voltage. But now that summer is in full swing with highs of around 100 and lows in the high 70s, it seems like the battery can't quite keep up. So I plug it in to 120v over night. This is on a...

ARQ just sent me a new 6.5' 270. There are a lot of nice improvements over the last one they sent. The bars that swing up to tension the fabric now have a small buckle to keep them in position, on the last one as the wind would blow the fabric would push up off of the arm and it would swing down...

I bought a 4 gauge 20' long jumper cable and cut the ends off. I ran it from the jeep battery back to the rear bumper. I used an Anderson connector to connect to the trailer battery.

How's that quick pitch shower? I really like it, but I'm having a hard time justifying that kind of money for a shower curtain. Is it worth it?