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if you can pop out the bushings and get measurements, i think energy suspension may still have a good selection of car suspension bushings.

it just blows my mind how much tear drops/square drops are now. no doubt some of them are built well and use great materials, but it is really nice seeing a camper that normal people can afford. its also nice seeing a this trailer is keeping it simple and basic with the option to upgrade...

I'm not promoting this or even trying to buy one, but I was surprised that there is a trailer on the market for $5k in a world of expensive camping trailers. If people are looking for something light and not crazy expensive, this seems like a decent option. If I didn't already have a trailer...

former navy enlisted here, and the bunks with the storage under it are referred to coffin racks. below is a picture i found on google of what they have on the uss midway (carrier). the ones i had were the same. similar to grubworm, when i slept on my side, my shoulder hit the "ceiling" of my...

welcome to OB, got any pics of your gx and trailer? also, where do you like to go camping/exploring in the SD area?

not sure if this is something you're interested in, but costco has these gsi kits for sale. i got one in store for $45. mainly i'm kind of tired of having a random mix of kitchen gear in a little plastic tote. this is a little more organized and more compact. used it on my last trip and i...

i agree with the axle comment, seems like the 3500 lb dexter axle is a good axle to go with that is easily available and lots of people have used them. when researching, i heard a lot of stories where the 2000 lb axles were weak and bearings didn't last long. i did look at timbren suspension...

i went with these general grabber a/tx all season tires. the tread looks very similar to bfg all terrain ko2's and the generals are cheaper. i decided to do all terrain tires not so much for the tread being all season, but more so that the way the all seasons are built on the side walls seem a...

I got an email from OB that they have a code for a 35% discount on these Ratchet Ranglers. I like the idea of having a simple pouch to put ratchet straps in to help keep them more organized and not a rats nest of straps everywhere. Anyone on here use them yet? Also, if any of you want the OB...

if you want a basic junction box for the trailer wiring to get you going and make it easy, i recommend this box.

Whoa! Dave got a reply from Michael, the man, the myth, the legend!

are those jeep fenders on the trailer? if so, that's a great job of repurpose use of them. this is a pretty cool little trailer.

i think depending on the regions you want to go, you might find similar books, but i love the one i have for out here in CA. it gives you a better idea of what to expect on the trails and other trails in the area.

fyi, the rake i ordered finally showed up after a month and a half (was shipped from china, hence the long delivery time) and the one i got does not have a telescoping handle. the rake part spreads out just fine, but the handle is short. i'll keep it and use it, but having a longer handle...

lol, i get the complete opposite with my mercedes gl450. people scratch their heads wondering why i put all terrains on and go off road. i'm not rock crawling it, but i do go out on some cool trails that i'm comfortable with. we're probably on a similar frame of mind where you want something...

welcome to OB, its pretty relaxed here. i've only found helpful people here, seems like most people here avoid the BS that you see elsewhere.

damn, thats actually a great idea.

i'm still waiting on the one in the amazon link. it didn't indicate it on amazon until the order went through and i got the shipping notification, but its being shipped from china. its the same rake as my friends though. i think it worked good, but you have to be slightly more gentle with it...

exactly, its amazing the amount of bugs you see after raking up dead leaves. the other thing out here is pine needles and of course my dog loves to lay down anywhere, so i get worried about tree sap with the pine needles. sucks having to clean sap out of the fur.

nice. i was gonna ask you if you came up with a good solution for a screen door on your trailer? i would like to do something, but the most practical thing i keep coming back to is to do a frameless panel with either snap buttons on the inside of the door frame or velcro. would be nice to get...