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Fab Fours Overland Rack system, maybe? I'm not familiar with the interior of the Gladiator.....roll bar inside? My quick hunting is not finding anything over about 300 lbs so far...... Just found that Gobi Racks makes a Gladiator rack.....may be about your only option.

Have you considered adding a water tank to the trailer? PCV pipe style around the perimeter or a thin ish flat tank mounted to the floor or under it? I'd let the trailer carry the weight if possible.

Pondering this, just fyi. It's all beautiful country for sure,

What happened to the aluminum route? Too costly, too much lead time?

@Neal A. Tew I'm OUT for this one.

Bison, if you want it, you can take my spot.....I'm not going to be able to make it. And I agree, I don't see any reason that your Hiker can't do this trip.

Jeep JKUR.....off road-ish teardrop, NuCamp Tag.

From the photos, this looks fairly easy........is it Teardrop trailerable? Did everyone sleep in their vehicles? I didn't see any camp set up pics.

I marked as Attending, but am a bit tentative at the moment. I'll check the schedule and with the Mrs. and report back.

I misunderstood your post. My bad

Looks like the KG-1000 is a mobile not a handheld.......am I missing something?

Welcome Dan, beautiful truck! Come on out....we're getting snow finally so you could get lost!

Or, go in between.....285/75 and 17 dia. in my case, measures out at 34 fully inflated, and still 33 when aired down.

I live on the door step of the Grand Mesa, and have been around some and intend to noodle about more over there. Lots of lakes up there and it's beautiful. Great place to go during the heat of summer as is much cooler up there. I've motorcycled around Dinosaur a fair bit....adventure bikes is...

I'm scouring the map books and making some plans for this spring, summer, and fall....I'll post something up and see if anyone chooses to tag along. Rick, holler when you get over here and we'll chat over a beer or something!

Way to get out there even in the winter! Nice drawer design as well. Take care of that old girl (the truck, LOL) and keep on goin'!!

Welcome, welcome! Great rig and I agree with Billie Bob. Get some basics and then go get out and overnight somewhere close....you'll see what works, what doesn't, and identify needs and wants. Keep them separate! Go slow and develop a list of what is truly needed and work on that. Watch for...

Welcome to the OB community! Loving the Bronco!!

Welcome Larry! And I spy a nice JKU in the avatar........need to hear more about that!!

Welcome Mike and Jayne! Love that area and your rig!