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It really is not a lot of extra weight and with trail time experience with it mounted you will eventually forget its even up there. Be mindful of it but now i am more worried about branch clearance than off camber...lol

@maktruk ... hi hope all is well with you. I had forgotten all about that jeep hatchet. Thinking you did too? lol

Awesome job that must have been very time consuming...thankyou for your efforts

Kool sheet man! How far in does it go?

Thanks! Thats a 1650....everything fits nice in there. 2 batteries carry some weight and the pelicans are up to the task with heavy walls for screwing the strapping in. To move this thing i take the batteries out though so i dont kill myself...lol.

Thankyou Will !

Thx Richie! Its definitely a game changer when off the grid. It has not disappointed yet.

Yeah same here. Plano Sportsmans and Pelicans. Though I did not, nor would not, pay the asking price for pelicans. I was fortunate to get some freebies from work. Awesome cases but wow are they expensive!

Joe I bought both those items on amazon and they work great and were inexpensive.

Thats why i didnt want hardshell rtt. Too much roof is gone and they are contoured leaving no space for storage. But @four'running , nice flat design you have leaving options.

Thanks ! I have not hit the limits yet but then again i dont push it past our needs. Everything we need it powers and then some. The only addition for power draw in the future would be a fridge but seeing what others use to power yhem i doubt it would be a problem. Look forward to seeing your build.

Thankyou SGT :grinning:

This past weekends camp

Awesome work Steve. The rig is looking great!

Nice build...sharp look !

Yeah it works better than I expected. I keep pushing it to see its " limits" but so far it shocks me. My concerns were the conditions...tree shade, clouds etc. but even on cloudy days the monocrystalline panel takes in plenty of charge. 7 trips with it so far this year and Im happy as a pea...

You got the deep cycle right? Your link is a starter battery.

It was a lot of fun building it. The hardest part was layout in the box but it worked out nice. Nothing fancy and that's the way I like it.