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Can see them now for some reason. Will start from the beginning and read through again!

It seems that your pictures are not visible. Anyone else notice this?

What if the annex could be raised. You could lift it from the center while its rolled. Don't know if it would interfere with the rtt doors or windows though. Depends on location

Looking forward to it.

Did you ever get this project finished?

HOw are you holding your spare on?? I want to do the same thing, but have yet to find a good method. Any pics?

subscribed!!! Check out the coleman switchback for some good photos of a tent trailer that flips out to both sides.

Thanks. Just what I was wondering

What capacity springs are you using?? How are they working out?

So you replaced the 3500lb spring set?? For what weight capacity now?

What are you using to hold it up there? I did the same for a trip with a ratchet strap, but was not ideal. I see the link now. Sorry.

If you have a 5x4.5....you could look for a used yj/tj oem tire carrier. That's my plan for a spare location.......just need to get a swing out build

Thanks. I'm thinking of adding a leaf, and maybe installing extra bumpstops from my tj. That way at least it will hit the bumpstop before the tire rubs. I have 31" bfg's on there now, so a little less clearance.

Thanks. the springs are fine witha light load, but a big load overloads them. I'd like to be able to get a bit of stone, or soil sometimes

Thanks guys. I've decided to rebuild the existing springs. However I don't know how many leafs I will need. There are 4 there now, but there is a mix-match of differnt things. If I keep the main leaf, and 3 new ones should that be enough strength? Here's a pic of the springs

You'd be better off using a pickup bed from a compact truck like a Ranger (same wheel bolt pattern). That way there is more overhang behind the wheels to balance the tongue weight. If you could find a stepside it would be sized more like a Jeep.

I have a set of very old auto springs on the trailer now......they are too soft, and its difficult to get some extra leaves to go in that are the same. I was thinking about getting new ones and was considering your standard short trailer springs. What are everyone's thoughts on that, and how...

I used older YJ/Cherokee rims which worked. I have the ravines on my LJ and the hole does seem smaller, although I didnt test fit. I have some 31" BFG all-terrains going on soon

I'm a Rhino dealer........i think that would sell!! Nice job. Now make a set of upper doors for the Yamaha hard doors using electrical conduit and fabric!!

Cool thanks. That was my plan, but if there was absolutely no benefit I wouldn't go through the trouble. I will use it to change my trailer tire pressure based on load as well. Plus mattress and so on. Thanks!