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143 gallons? Plus I'd pop that with the ladders I carry in the bed for work. How about a 2-5 gallon plastic container that won't tip over?

I want to keep some water containers in the front of my truck bed full time. Something low and flat that won't tumble all over the place. Can handle freezing. I was reading up on water bricks, then found reviews saying aqua bricks are better. But both are years old in coverage online. Maybe...

I have thought about that. I'm quite handy- so I could insulate it, roof AC, I already have a Honda 2000. Then I could build out the solar/battery/inverter system. I can't be rolling around on little 14" trailer wheels though. Maybe but a beefy 45 degree drop Dexter axle in it and 30's?

So several of my overland fellas are pulling Runaway trailers- very affordable. Basically a climate controlled box to sleep in. I'd like something very similar but they only have 4 and 6 foot widths. I think 5x8 is the right size for me. Plus I would love to have a rear galley area which those...

I ordered the clean waste toilet, I already have the bags. I'm thinking for my next solo overland trip to pack the family 6 person REI tent and use that instead of my 2-person sized ultra-light backpacking tent and also setting up a toilet privy. Until I get to the point where I have the gear...

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Well in a crowded parking lot or group camping area, there's no digging holes. But privacy tents are all over the place.

That looks perfect for me but I can’t find one. Amazon and Walmart out of stock. Seems the truckers are buying them up according to reviews. Upon further review, it's been discontinued.

Looks like Nemo Heliopolis is the privacy tent to get. I like to get good stuff. I got more research to do.... The 3 legged thing is the clean waste suitcase right? Do you like the restop wags better than clean waste?

After the last multi-day off-road rally I attended with group Porta-pottys, I'm going to be bringing my own. I have a Jeep, so space is tight. I want a privacy shelter to set up along with my tent (yes, I'm a tenter). Easy set up and break down, good in wind, and if I can use a shower in it...

In my 2018 I used 4 L-track domes and bolted them through the bed. It worked, but I had to drill 8 holes in the bed and the domes were something to deal with when sliding cargo in and out of the truck. Are there more elegant solutions for my 2023?

I have a 4 door Wrangler (JKU). It currently has a 3/4" plywood platform bolted down. I have the ARB 50qt fridge with quick release tie downs. I'm now wanting to get a cargo slide for the other side so I can stack in boxes (maybe frontrunner type) and pull them out. I also want a good solution...

I need a tent that will fit in the back of the Jeep, is heavy duty, fast/easy to set up, and tall enough to sleep on a cot. I have a tent collection, but they're super light weight backpacking tents or I have a jumbo 6 person REI dome tent which takes too long to set up solo. I really like the...

I was planning to use an all-in-one lithium battery thing (I hate calling them "solar generators") like a bluetti or Anker. Good point, I wonder if the plug can be opened and upgraded to 8 gauge wire.

I have my Jeep wired with the ARB threaded outlet (ARB 10900027). I'm planning the best way to run a Lithium battery bank to power the fridge, then use the ARB outlet to charge the battery while driving. I'd rather drain the lithium than my Jeep battery. Is there anywhere in the industry to buy...

My overlanding set up. In all fairness to RTT's, my brother had one on a Tacoma in NorCal and told me he and his wife woke up to a bear ripping open the cooler and popping his collection of Bud Lights. He had the muddy paw prints on the cooler to prove it. He was happy to be off the ground.

Awesome JK you have there. A few points- on your old Jeep, it was the terrible lift holding you back. My JKUR has road tripped from Miami to Moab and entire East Coast and back on 37" beadlocks humming down the road at 72mph with one finger on the wheel. Top notch suspension, hydraulic ram...

I'm wondering if there are any better tie down solutions than what I'm running in my Jeep and had in my last pick up. I was using 2" round L-track disks for the ARB tie down straps. It worked great, but I really don't want to drill 8 holes in the bed of my brand new F150. Is there a better way...

Follow up- I decided to abandon the idea. By the time I pay for one, get everything working, pay to ship to the US, it just isn't worth it.

The problem with an HDJ81 is I can't register it in my prefecture. Japan has been clamping down on older diesels and you cannot get tags or registration for them anymore. The only way they can be bought is to send them right to the boat for export. I found a nice '91 with 55k miles on it, but...