fjatl
Adventurer
Probably better told over a beer... :ylsmoke:
What did you do to your Expo Jeep today?
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Probably better told over a beer... :ylsmoke:
Hilldweller
SE Expedition Society
I renewed my relationship with Maxx
After lifting the Jeep, I decided it was time to try the Maxx Coupler again. I flipped it to get things more level, reinstalled it, took a picture and sent it to AT-Overland saying, "did I do it right?"
In a little while my phone rang and it was Mario Donavan saying, "no; you didn't do it right..."
Thanks, Mario. My colleague and I went outside (in the rain), un-backwards it, and now I'm pretty happy about it again.
So much smoother than a lunette and pintle.
After lifting the Jeep, I decided it was time to try the Maxx Coupler again. I flipped it to get things more level, reinstalled it, took a picture and sent it to AT-Overland saying, "did I do it right?"
In a little while my phone rang and it was Mario Donavan saying, "no; you didn't do it right..."
Thanks, Mario. My colleague and I went outside (in the rain), un-backwards it, and now I'm pretty happy about it again.
So much smoother than a lunette and pintle.
Bob Freda
Adventurer
I relocated my compressor and air tank into my battery box. I had originally planned to do this but just ran out of time and the battery box was getting crammed with all sorts of junk ( not too safe with the exposed battery terminals !) you can see where the compressor was just strapped to the floor in the background.
I had to separate the tank from the compressor but the wiring was long enough and only one air line had to be changed out. It was a very tight fit but it works great.
Now everything is mounted in the box and covered. Next will be storage for all the displaced junk and tools.
I also got some 20 lt jerry cans and mounting brackets and mounted them to my roof rack. The strap down cans that I needed for the Moose on the Loose trip a few weeks ago were not the best set up and on one occasion they almost fell off !
I had to separate the tank from the compressor but the wiring was long enough and only one air line had to be changed out. It was a very tight fit but it works great.
Now everything is mounted in the box and covered. Next will be storage for all the displaced junk and tools.
I also got some 20 lt jerry cans and mounting brackets and mounted them to my roof rack. The strap down cans that I needed for the Moose on the Loose trip a few weeks ago were not the best set up and on one occasion they almost fell off !
Ranger Steve
Adventurer
Cleaned the inside that was full of sand and debris from our last adventure. Now to pack it back up and find another.
goodcat8
Observer
Aesthetic preference.
vegasjeepguy
Adventurer
After 7 years decided to pull the kayak out of the garage. Headed to Willow Beach, AZ in the morning to paddle the Colorado River
vegasjeepguy
Adventurer
Which is why I appreciate a water temperature in the mid 50s.
engineerd
Desk Jockey
After driving it with the dog to get coffee, I decided to give the inside a thorough vacuuming. It really needs a good wipe down, too. It's better than it was, though. My parents are coming to visit for a couple weeks to spend time with the baby and my dad is insistent on using the Jeep even though I offered them the BMW to use while they are here.
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