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I have a great Jeep trailer for sale in the Salt Lake area. It was built out of the rear half of an 83 Jeep XJ. The trailer weighs next to nothing and can go anywhere your vehicle can pull it. Asking $500.00 OBO. Please PM me for any questions.

I built a small bridge for the gap left from the rear seats being laid down. Piece of plywood cut to fit covered in some left over carpet i had from another project. I could sleep in there now without any matress if i wanted.

We do a big canoe trip every year with 15-25 people and some years the bugs are bad and the tikis do help. We have alot of dogs usually on the trip so open flames could be an issue. The ground is mostly rock with alittle dirt between so a classic cheap bamboo tiki just wasnt going to cut it. I...

From a few weeks ago.

Washed mine after a great weekend in the Uintas.:victory:

Yeah i had death wobble. We started with the shock mounts which were bad, then the track bar mounts which were bad but not as bad. Then the steering stabilizer then ball joints. The ball joints are what fixed it.

Check your shock mounts. Mine both front and back had oblong holes that i had to fix by welding washers on the axle mounts.

Installed my OME HD rear springs.

Drove it to work for the first time since i got it it bad from the dealer to have the Death Wobble issue fixed. $1000.00 OME HD rear springs next week then a weekend in the San Rafael Swell:victory: I think ill make it.

Id go with the Eccotemp unit. The biggest issue i have with Zodi is the water gets dangerously hot when not circulating. The Eccotemp shuts the burner off unless there is demand for water. We have one for a large group camping trip we do every year and we use water from the lake so you can...

Blasting through a puddle that is on a designated trail or road is exactly what you are supposed to do. Going around it and making a new trail is not treading lightly!

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What is the next step to confirm the diagnosis. Drained 2 qts of stinky black oil. 2001 Isuzu Rodeo 3.2L Daily Driver

Ive had mine for 2 yrs now and love it. I cut a plastic cutting board to fit. Works awsome and is easily cleaned. I did install 4 more mounting screws. 8 is much more secure than 4. I see they have a longer one now for JKs. :victory:

Im not familiar with them but seems like a great and simple idea.

My wife, myself and our 2 mutts on our annual canoe camping trip. Sierras Northern Ca.

All i need in my JKU is a few more inches to have a very comfortable bed. Ive been working on a dimilar design myself. I figure i can combine a rear storage area and slide out for a stable bed extension.

Like the title says. Im getting a trail traler made out of the rear section of an 87 Jeep XJ. It needs the rear fender flares. Ill pay for shipping via UPS. All you need to do is wrap them up, put on the label i will supplky and drop it off at a UPS store. Thanks, Uticon

I found a tailgate net from a compact truck that worked great for storing blankets and pillows. The best thing is by putting things up there, i wouldnt be sleeping in dog hair on trips. :victory:

One of our favorites is a sausage egg sandwich. Consists of: 1) Adel's Chicken Apple Sausage 1) Hogie roll, I prefer sourdough 1 or 2) Eggs over easy Layer of mayo on each side Splash of Tabasco Make sure you got a paper towel cuz the yolk gets nice and runny. Its also easy to eat while...