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If you haven't prepared your rig and your home for severe winter weather, you are about to learn a painful lesson. Adjust your loadout for the severe weather that your area presents. How does your loadout support emergencies in your community?

It's winter maintenance time. Everything from front to back of my jeep needs at least a thorough inspection. Mechanically I have to get rid of an annoying squeal in my rear brakes. Otherwise, I'll be reworking the interior to make survival and medical accessible for search and rescue

Welcome, thank you for your service and devotion.

It's a beautiful Colorado morning with a cup of coffee and listening to my dogs barking at something. Lord knows what. Please get out there and vote.

I prefer the jetboil halfgen. Small, extremely reliable, and effective

I do understand a desire for simplicity. Although I have a 2018 jlu rubicon with a 2.0l turbo and it's a mild hybrid, keeping this simple is important. Whether you choose a vehicle with all the bells and whistles or a manual carburetor beast, make sure that it can go where you want to go and...

24 years US Army (retired), 6 years telecom project manager/climber/trauma rescue. Now I am focusing my skills on vehicle based and ground Search and Rescue.

It's time to adjust my load for colder weather. Likewise, I am replenishing my sar/medical kit. Remember to update and verify your comms and batteries. P.A.C.E.

Oh well, if I don't get any interest they may become seats in my garage errr office.

Makes sense. Most of my gear is for recovery and Search & Rescue. I am just looking at other options for fuel storage on my 18 jlu rubicon

I wish that they would simply include it in the basic ham license. It seems like a cash cow.

Unlike many folks, I have no desire to put a roof top tent up there. Most likely all that will go up to are two pelican cases, rotopax, and recovery tools. Good advice on the rubber gaskets. I will add that to my tool kit. Most of the gear goes inside the jeep. Less to see equals less...

I recently installed an UpTop roof rack on my 2018 jeep jlu rubicon and wonder if it would be practical to install rotopax up there. Probably two 3 gal rotopax instead of a 4 gal for ease of handling and fueling. I would appreciate any advice or sage wisdom. Willy

I have a like new set of rear seats for a 2021 Gladiator. These are black cloth. My son removed them from his gladiator as a rear seat delete, then sold his gladiator. So, my garage is now a parts bin. I also have the original stock rock sliders and front/rear tow hooks. If you want any or...

Overland expo mountain west's second year was amazing. We met quite a few folks that we follow and sat in on a couple classes.

Next items for the jeep are a base and fridge slide from American Adventure Lab. We installed the roof rack just before Mountain West.

We just installed the American Adventure Labs storage shelf and Smittybilt SRC rocksluder steps. Both products are rock solid.

Final design with steel plate and chrome 3/8 nuts and bolts. This has been a fun project and keeps everything within reach. Sure, I could have done a roof rack or side pods. But with a permanently destroyed knee I am not willing to risk the wrath of my wife for climbing around on my rig.

Sadly, my son is still trying to sell these items locally. My appologies