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The older ARB fridges were made by Engel. The new style ARB fridge does not fit the Engel mount, ARB came out with their own slide mount, tie down straps and transit bag which all work well as a package, not cheap though.

I've been using a ARB slide with tie down straps to secure my 50qt. fridge for over 3 years now and it works great. I have been offroad all over Colorado/Utah with no failure at all, you are correct that you do not want it flying around. Also don't block the vents on the side with other gear, it...

Thread replies Thanks for the replies everyone. I'am leaning towards getting one mainly because of space limitations that I have. As I stated in the OP the price was a little steep but if it will do what I need and hold up for a few years then I'am ok with it. I haven't been able to find much...

I'am looking for some type of shelter while out camping and came across this on Keltys web site. What I liked about it is that it will fit in the smallish area that I have available for it in my FJ Cruiser (packed size is about 27" long, 8" diameter and weighs about 12 lbs. The only thing I...

I have gone to all rechargeable battery powered LED's, oldest one is a Coleman that looks old school gas style, can be recharged by either 12 or 120v or runs on D cell batteries. Puts out decent light but is a little on the large size so I don't take it with me much anymore. I replaced it with a...

That's Adventureduo's teardrop and it is made by So-Cal Teardrops. They also make the cabin for AT's off road teardrop.

I've been watching the for sale section for the last 3 years on this forum and have noticed that very few come up for sale, they almost always sell quickly and tend to hold their value well. I finally picked up a used one last May, the guy hadn't even posted a for sale ad for it, just a passing...

I took a look at mine last night while we had it up and it doesn't look like yours at all, the seal? or what ever it is called is one continous piece all the way around on ours. I'am sure Mike will get it taken care of for you though.

Did you ever come up with a weight for your trailer? I only got a brief look at your trailer at the FJ Summit but it look pretty good. Next time I'am in Denver I would like to stop by the shop and check it out more.

Saw this FJ @ Proffitts when it was being restored, if I could afford to buy it my garage would be complete. :elkgrin:

The 119lb figure does not include the ladder from what I was told by the Autohome guys. The 255 lbs crated sounds high but maybe it is correct as they do crate it well to get it to its destination in one piece, trucking companies can be brutal in their freight handling. I have my Airtop on a...

I'am not having any problems (see post #23), it took me a couple days to get use to the way the door flaps/screens work after using a Ezi-Awn RTT, but never had any wet bedding after almost 2 full weeks of camping with rain everyday. I'am pretty sure under those conditions I would have been...

Depends on what your style of camping is, If you like to go to one spot and base camp for a week then yes it would be some what of a pain in the patuty to set up/take down everyday. Now if your like me I tend to go from one spot to another everyday so it is very convenient to have a RTT, it...

The Aspen Trails trailer and an FJ makes a great combination! :wings:

I'am pretty sure it won't since they are totally different fridges.

They may be going up in value since Blitz is being forced out of business due to frivolous law suits.

I recently purchased a used medium Airtop and it has been on my FJ for about a month now. I have not experienced any issues with dirt, bugs or water getting in when the tent is closed yet. We just got back yesterday from 2 weeks of camping in Colorado and had rain everyday, a couple days were...

It's a killer deal considering a new 1800 is over $2,700.00 now, I just sold a 1400 for a thousand $ last month that was in similar shape as this one. I did see this particular RTT @ the Expo in May and it is in great condition, somebody will be getting a nice tent.

Well done Bob, looking forward to seeing the trailers and you at the FJ Summit. Hopefully you can get some rest before heading out on the road for Ouray.

It's funny watching all the people in a campground that bought the $7 bundle of wood that won't burn, they all have a nice plume of smoke which would be great if they were trying to send out smoke signals to each other. :elkgrin: Meanwhile were enjoying a nice little (fake) campfire at our site...