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I'm going to throw out a couple of things, RTT = heavy and expensive (for the most part), does it live on the truck ALL the time? Do you have a place to store it if removed? Or, what if you did the awning with attachable walls? You can create a tent off the side of the truck......just a...

You should try it when it snows!

I went with Old Man Emu 2.5" lift and JKS trackbars, lower control arms and swaybar end links. I struggled making a choice to fit MY needs, and found awesome customer service and advice that "sealed the deal" so to speak.

Sorry, I am not.....our trip got delayed a bit. I would have loved to say hi!

Would have loved to join, but family stuff for today......plus, I had to hurry home to drool over my new suspension that arrived on Friday!! That will likely be going in next weekend. I'll post up a bit on the process.

We had a great time today, and were virtually overwhelmed with all that was there! Lot's to see and touch and ponder. Amazing stuff.

Get the factory cross bars and put it up there. Do some squats and dead lifts with it and it will get easier to put up there :wink: Seriously though.....on a hitch hauler it will get filthy all the time. You'll be able to sell the factory cross bars easily if you choose to later...

Excited to announce that the new suspension/lift for my Jeep has FINALLY shipped 11 weeks after ordering! Of course I'm away from home for work at the moment as it all piles up on the front porch.................Murphy's Law. Thank goodness for great neighbors, they scooped it all up for me...

Ok, Ok........you got me with the free coffee at the Overland Expo this coming Saturday! Brian and Nancy here, on the western slope of Colorado. 2014 Jeep JKUR (evolving.....aren't they all?) and a teardrop. Coming off Adventure motorcycles for a long time to something that we both can do...

We will swing by and say hello......you had me at "coffee"! Edit: I felt guilty coming for coffee without being a member, LOL, so I signed up!

So, inquiring minds want to know.........asking for a friend........what did you have to pay for this vision of loveliness?

Looks super clean.......nice find! Baseline it on ALL the fluids and then drive it!

Those are going to act like a parachute!

Slather a little waterproof grease over those battery terminals and it will keep the corrosion at bay.

Hang in there, the truck is looking great and hopefully is motivation for the Mrs. Best to the two of you!!

I'll be there Saturday with my wife, daughter and son-in-law.....we'll be the other people looking a bit overwhelmed, LOL.

If they REALLY want your trailer, they will get it. Keep that in mind.....then, just make it harder to take than the others! Hitch locks that cover the entire coupler AND the chains.....trailers can be stolen with just the chains. Many wheel locks can be cut quickly with a battery operated...

I wasn't questioning your ability or experience, just verbalizing the types of things that a person might not consider when NOT taking your approach. Mostly for others that are reading this thread as well. :wink:

There is a nugget of wisdom from Ragman. Be honest with yourself! Will you really pull a trailer on a more rugged off road path? Trailering off road is challenging and your stuff will "shift" as it bounces around. Compartmentalized storage will aid with keeping things in one place. Weight is...

I have thoroughly read all your thoughts and observations. You are spot on with your analysis in my experience. While I've not owned one of your selections, I'd lean towards the Bean.......see what I did there, :wink:. The underfloor storage, as is all onboard storage, very valuable.