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I’d be curious what advantage the new Dometic slide has over the DFG unit (if any). What I love about the DFG unit is that it is a custom fit for the Dometic CFX50 (no wasted space) and it’s aluminum frame makes it much lighter than the steel units I’ve compared it to. Sent from my iPhone...

I mentioned this in another thread, but the Dometic CFX50 is a perfect fit in the back of a Wrangler 4 door with the DFG slide and FrontRunner boxes (I have the rear seats removed and put in a plywood deck). PLenty of room for beer and groceries for two for 4 to 5 days and we eat a lot. The...

Back to the original question - do you need quick easy access, like jumping out to shoot game (after safely getting off the road, of course!), or just for transport? If the former, I like the scabbard idea - there are quite a few to choose from. If the latter, you might look into the MorRyde...

IMPRESSIVE. I want one!

Just out of curiosity, did you built it or buy it already built? What sort of axle setup is on it? If I had space to store a trailer, I’d be considering this very seriously. Some day... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Nice setup for a Jeep - not overkill like so many trailers. 35 gallons - that's some serious tankage! GLWS

I've wondered the same thing. I have found that I really like the Sunrider, but it creates a lot of "wait a minute, that's not going to work..." kinds of moments while thinking about mods. Do you have a rack system already? I'm running a Rhino Backbone, and haven't yet tried it with one of...

So handy to have an extra JK tailgate just laying around. :-) I'm excited to see how this turns out, but I know it will ultimately be painful because I won't be able to get one! ;)

This is great. I’m thinking that the design 2 will be really slick! Great idea using existing holes to create a frame! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

OMG look at all those levers! And I thought my old '64 IH Scout with SM465 4-speed, twin stick Dana 18 xfr case and warn overdrive (4 sticks) was complicated! lol

My exact thought. It would be a relatively simple matter for someone with the right tools and machining/fab equipment to make something that was very compact and folded up into a small, thin package that could be easily stowed but then quickly deployed to make a quick sandwich at a rest stop...

If you want to go with OME shocks, call Dirk at DPG Offroad - I have seen him referenced numerous times on the wrangler forums as a very experienced and knowledgeable source for picking the right OME spring. There's also a guy on wranglerforum.com called "Pressurized" that posts a lot about...

Bingo. This is for towing it - it activates the brake and reverse lights The only thing it would be good for is to activate those...

In all seriousness, that is a helluva nice Jeep to find set up that way. Congrats. I was of course kidding about my comments above. Except for needing an Angry Eyes grill. That you definitely need.

definitely needs an awning. And some jerry cans, high lift jack, and a shovel/axe combo. :-) Oh and a dozen KC Gravity lights.

that metal fabrication & design looks really good. For a DIY project I am very very impressed!

RE the "TV Tray" idea - I've actually tried something very similar to the Ozark table, and found it to be too low to be convenient. I know I'm sounding like I'm being really nit-picky, but one of the big advantages of a tailgate table is the working height is very convenient while standing at...

Yea, that's the basic idea - (minus the belt holders and coat rack, lol). With arms that fold flat or pivot down.. Probably a piece of HDPE/starboard for the table surface. I have surfboards hanging in my shed using these and its what gave me the idea...

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I’ve considered that approach but there’s two problems: 1. Outside the “work triangle” when the fridge is slid out to the left and my “sink and faucet” hang off the swing-out tire carrier to my right. Getting around to a tire is inconvenient 2. Bigger/bulkier than I need I’m hoping for...