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I haven't winter camped in 20 yrs, and I really miss it , the coldest temps I remember was minus 32 f, 3 guys in a small 3 man isodome 4 season tent , maybe 3 to 4 feet of snow ... so I haven't seen this one mentioned yet .....If you have room try bringing a bail of hay or straw to put under...

Nice write up . The weakest link was the first trail i ever rode . I went thru there in a stock cherokee , caught a bug, and have been spending all my spare cash on building jeeps ever since.

i know youve seen it before .. i have finally got the 35's on it . i had my buddy machine the original hubs . so now everything matches.

got tons of pics with the canoe on the xj. but none on the jk yet

the serengetti trailer tent is designed to be 56 to 59'' from the ground to the mounting surface, 4' is a little short, and i believe the tent will be all bunched up, but .. anything is possible with a little ingenuity, if ya cut down the ground room and shortened the doors and stuff you...

serengetti trailer tent.. camping labs imports them

it comes with the tent..

nice to see an xj with no rust... i miss my xj

thats pretty cool. it kinda sort of reminds me of a pioneer tool trailer

wow those guys work fast eh ! it took me 4 months just to refurbish my trailer !

very nice

another reason i put the tailgate in mine was because i knew the tent i would be mounting was huge !!! when all set up it would be very difficult to get into the trailer. before we set up camp the totes come out of the trailer by opening the lid and tailgate , but once set up , the tailgate...

boys boys boys !! cant we all get along,, sometimes when stuff is written down it dont sound the same as the poster intended. i know i have gotten in trouble for that myself a few times.. anyway. as far as tailgates go .. i was torn at first , i wasnt so sure if i should be cutting up a...

x2 on the bds stuff . i ran the 6.5'' long arm .. crazy flex !!

cuz with a spring over and 35's the trailer is now chest high, evrything in the trailer is pretty much packed in totes, those totes weigh 30lbs - 50-lbs maybe more sometimes, i have spent my entire career hunched over, twisting and crawling into tight spaces, crawling over peoples crap...

i should show you undeneath as well , where it goes thru the frame. you will also see that i put the 2'' to good use as my support legs run inside them, not as fancy as some of the others i have seen but it works well,

my trailer is not a 416 but an m101, a little differant but close enough , so i too was worried about the walls flexing and addressed it this way, 2'' square welded down the side, thru the floor and directly to the frame, if you ever plan on removing the tub from the frame this will not work...

:Wow1: well i hope you at least put some food and water in those cases with the girls. do think they will mind having to ride on the roof now ? i remember a trip from niagara to edmonton not that long ago with two little cranky kids . the optoin of throwing them on the roof would have been...

waiting is the hardest part eh ? i know im not a very patient guy , and would be driving by every day checking progress on the build .

the first time aound i used a foam weather strip, it didnt hold up . this time i have used a rubber door seal that i picked up at canadian tire, it is the type of seal /weather strip that you would use on the windows and doors in your home, its only been on a few weeks but i am reasonably sure...