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I have loads of pictures of this white JK and another one we did a complete AEV/AT build up on. I'd hate to derail this thread with them unless the author of the thread OK's it.

We recently completely rewired a Conqueror trailer for a customer: This is the nose box after we had delved into the electrics to find out what worked and what didn't This is what it looked like close to completion with a solar controller and battery charger mounted on the back wall and the...

Group 31 batteries weigh 60 lbs a piece, before installing two do a full power assessment before you install them. 120 lb of battery on the tongue causes a lot of tongue weight. Minimum set up, one battery (sealed AGM), one smart battery charger, one shore plug, two 12 volt outlets.

I'd agree with you. We have done quite a few installs of the AEV snorkel and it's clean and simple, the snorkel goes directly into the air box. It does require cutting into the hood but once the cuts are made the cowling cleans everything up nicely. We use a piece of trim to clean up the inner...

No it's not one of ours. It's a really nice design if you need a chuck wagon. With our designs we try to blend our trailers to the needs of our customers, storage, shelter, comfort, kitchen. If you go big on the kitchen the rest have to give.

Here is a video of me running one of our portable heaters that use the HS2000 model. The sound is very low, sort of a low burbling noise.

Mike, with all due respect lack of oxygen is not the critical issue with heaters, it's Carbon Monoxide. Carbon Monoxide binds with the hemoglobin in the blood and prevents it from carrying oxygen. The effect is cumulative and there no quick remedy to reverse the process. Low oxygen is quickly...

The rear shocks are off a 2008 Tacoma. Extended length 26.5" compressed length 17.5", no brackets for the remote reservoir.

We also have three new steel winch lines for sale. If anyone's interested I'll get lengths cost and pictures tomorrow.

We have a few items left over from our garage sale. If you are interested in any of the items, or you need more information on an item please contact me via e mail: martyn at adventuretrailers dot com Please provide the name of the town/city, the State, and the ZIP code you live in. I'll send...

What is "lightweight"? Seems that most of the larger trailer manufacturers consider lightweight to be any trailer they make that isn't a huge monstrosity. Some sort of open comparison. If you are judging lightweight by what's on the spec sheet, or the VIN you'll have to think again, most of...

The Action Camper is on a voyage to Toroweap section of the Grand Canyon and won't be back until Monday. We'll have pictures upon it's return.

The outer tube shouldn't seal water inside it. If the fit is such that it is forming a seal against the outer collars then you need to drill drain holes in the sleeve so the water can drain.

Phil Adventure Trailers has them.

The Wildernest uses a spring hinge anchored to the vertical walls of the structure along with a cable system that goes from the vertical wall on the vehicle side of the shell to the apex of the center pole down to the outside end of the open lid. This system put enormous stress on the spring...

No, it means if they are going to be used on the Habitat the supports and strengthening have to be engineered. The Hannibal is self supporting and this awning puts considerable strain on the mounting points, and the Foxwing has all of it's outriggers attached to one point. The Habitat has a...

Traditional awning shouldn't be a problem. The Hannibal and Foxwing apply high degrees of stress at the mounting points when the awning is deployed, this effect is really compounded in the Foxwing design. This could be problematic under adverse conditions such as rain an wind.

The air box and filter remain stock. The modification is closing off the regular air intake from inside the engine compartment and cutting into the air box on the fender side, and fitting a collar onto it so that it can connect to the outside snorkel. Don't forget that the primary reasons for...

I haven't experienced any of these symptoms with my snorkel. I haven't scoured the internet trying to find out if there have been issues, just never heard of any. The only thing I have noticed is that you can sometimes hear the air entering the top of the snorkel when the engine is under load...

I have an ARB Safari Snorkel on my F250 with a 7.3 The instal on this is a little more time consuming than most snorkel fitments. Took the best part of an afternoon to get mine installed.