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So next build project is a safari rack. It will store my recovery boards, jack, shovel, and axe. Ill mount my 20" ridgid light bar and four small work lights. Here i start with the bed rails. They are water jet formed 3/16" steel... Soo heavy!! Should have planed with aluminum.

Thanks!

Dont be afraid to share your plans for your build! Im greedy for ideas!!

Were can i find the details?

Thanks! Just got a custom canvas awning made for it, so im making an awning cover and brackets for it now.

Main compartment is 40" wide, 36" high, 50" deep. The front compartment is 40" wide 36" high and 22" deep. So overall is 40"x36"x72".

Thanks! It's true, I basically never leave this place...

Ha! It got sooo dirty! At one point i had to shovel off clay and mud just to access my front compartments. Mud flaps are a must for this next trip!

Excellent! Thanks!

Ha! I wish! There just isnt the market for this kind of gear here yet. Let alone full custom builds. And with such great products coming outa Austraila and South Africa setting the standards....

Love this build! All that extra weight added, did you keep the stock suspension?

Thanks! I haven't figured out if i want to make them cover the spout of the jerrycan for security. Its just so much easier when filling them if i don't have to unlock all of them!

I am re-working the rear stabilizers to get a more professional look. Also make them a "live" system with proper jacks so i can level the whole rig properly.

So when I realized that with my two mastiffs and my girlfriend in tow with me that I didn't quite have enough room in my rig for everything to travel with, I decided to build a adventure trailer. Were i go bears are a legitimate issue. So I felt that a properly sealed unit would reduce the...

Good day! Girlfriend told me we have to do an "easy" trip this summer, and she demands beach camping. So im looking for any info anybody can provide on campsites on the west coast. Preferably primitive, but ive paid for campsites before.... Cheers!

Agree 100%

I got a conical job on my adapters. My Timbrens came with a different stud size then my stock rig.

All i had to do was send Adapter Kings all my info! Sent them some picks of wat i had and 2 weeks later got wat i needed delivered.

When we talked to them they said it wasnt a huge issue adding the extra length. My opinion of the design of the spindle are is that it is extremely simple, and extremely sturdy. In fact i have experience that the jounce spring will fail before the structural part will. This happened around...

I went with the newer 1 metric ton set-up.