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I was on a trail ride with a stock TJ one fall. We were doing two track thru a large section of hardwoods. A bunch or dry leaves waded up around the exhaust/skidplate/cat area and caught fire. The jeep was so low that it was difficult to get at the fire. We used 3 fire extinguishers to put...

Do you have any pictures? What did the plywood rest on?

Cross post from my build thread, but it fits in this thread too. here is link to the scabbard, the cover and other bags are Smittybuilt

As soon as I get a head band and have time to fashion a burlap sack into a shirt I will be all set:elkgrin: here is link the the scabbard, the cover and other bags are smitty built

I have been looking at those too, the defenders are not tube fenders, they are one piece of stamped 3/16 steel

I'm guessing your tool box is aluminum diamond plate. The diamond plate ridges may cause you a little grief with getting a good seal but with silicon, I'd do it. Alternatively, isn't the yakima mount aluminum too? You could have a shop weld it on.

Probably old news but these are flipping cool. I talked to them today and they are testing a set for YJs. Hopefully available by mid February. They look super sturdy, and I think more militaryish (is that a word?) Has anyone seen these in person? Link

Thanks, it's only $50 so I think I'm going to try it. If it doesn't work, I have a few buddies with TJ gates

Because when they get in trouble they ask others to bail them out:):):):)

I like the looks of the stubby bumpers better. I always hear the argument about full width providing more protection but I have not run into damage issues on my own jeep and I run ATV width trails all the time. Also agree with removing the rear seat if not needed

Does anyone know if a TJ and YJ tailgate are similar enough for this product to work. Smittybuilt only lists it for a TJ

I want one

Still trying to wrap my mind around this...Isn't everything that is 12 volt in an automobile grounded to the frame. How would disconnecting the battery stop voltage from being back fed from the welder via the ground. I don't understand what disconnecting the battery would help. Maybe someone...

I used to do a lot of stuff with rope rescue classes when I was into caving. Try this link http://www.karstworlds.com/2011/01/free-cave-rescue-manual-life-on-line.html or search single rope technique or cave rescue technique

The lack of an apostrophe made this thread a real let down, but these pictures are nice too:ylsmoke: Where is the water fall? I made it my the background on my computer!

I love that gun, we call it my "church" gun b/c I always carry it when dressed up. I carried it exclusively for years, its so compact, never in the way. I bought a glock that I really like too, so now the airlight is only for church.:sombrero: As far a truck gun, I'd say my lever action 30.30...

Great looking truck!

That's a good looking rig. Are you going to extent the exhaust out the back?

The 3 core standard radiators form radiator barn are hard to beat for price and performance

Jeez, one fail:sombrero: I believe you are on to something using a plank. The log I was using acted as too much of a heat sink, Next time...(insert Muahaha sound effect here)