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It just fixed itself and was working 48 hrs later.

Had one on a previous rig. I found it to be heavy, and not really functional space.

Which wash trail is this? I'm in Palm Springs and was planning to head down there this weekend to look at some blooms.

No complaints and no desire/need for me to go with anything more expensive. It’s 3 years old and going strong with regular use.

Installed budget on board air, mounting my workhorse Viair 400P onto a Thor’s Lightning Refuge Mount.

Oh wow, I'm definitely going to order this as well. The annual price is far cheaper than Owlcam for similar service, and I already have Ring cameras in my home so its one less app to check. Thank you for sharing!

Started the onboard air install of my Viair 400P using a Thor's Lightning Refuge Mount. I'll be using their disconnect harness with Anderson Plugs as a power source as I don't have outlets in the bed. This placement allows me to inflate the mattress in my RTT directly above, pressurize my...

I use an Owlcam mounted to a 67 Designs system. Wires are tucked along the bottom of the windshield, tucked along the door to where it plugs into the OBD. No wires to be seen.

You can use these to mount to your bull bar.

One option to consider if you want to avoid drilling is to use a KC Universal Wire Hider along your windshield then feed the wires through your cowl. This is what I did with my lightbar and has worked well for me.

I have one, posted some pics here https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/what-did-you-do-to-your-gladiator-today-admin-warning-no-politics.23705/post-1006111 You're correct in that it simply rests on the roll bar with velcro straps to keep it in place. No sagging for me, granted there...

Totally getting one for a reverse light.

Great choice, great tire. I would have purchased a set if they were available at the time. I'll be moving to these tires when my BFG's wear out.

Me neither! My buddy who has a JL got a set for his rig and showed them to me the other day. I ordered a set immediately. Note that Amazon has them cheaper than their own site currently.

Netting started to sag, so replaced it with Overland Outfitters door pockets.

Some bed updates: Dee Zee tailgate board for a much needed flat surface as that’s my kitchen at camp. Builtright Industries MOLLE panel to which I used their Rotopax mounts to affix the additional 4 gallons of water I can now more easily carry.

Rhino Rack Pioneer Platform with rain gutter mount works in this application (at least for me), just limited on what it will carry weight wise due to the fiberglass construction of the panels.

Got rid of what was left of my backseat and installed the Goose Gear 60% platform. Wish I’d done this a while ago.

Love the antenna location, that’s where mine is mounted as well for the same reasons.

Installed some interior organization items. First, a MOLLE Platform Solutions overhead tray. Gives me a spot to place some small light things up top, and then attach MOLLE pouches below, and high location for my external ham radio speaker. I’ll also add some recovery gear for quick access...