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As others have said Welcome from another MN Gladiator out of Brainerd. I got Mac's Toe Nacho Cheese. If you don't need the towing then I would go Rubi or Mojave. I would have gone Rubi 6spd but need to tow sometimes.

I have noticed that mine seems to vary in temperature relative to the seat heat setting. Now this may be an abstract perceived correlation based on my own anecdotal experiences. But then again I also have to turn the seat all the way down to low to keep it from burning my butt. ?‍♂️

I have the Sport S with Max Tow package and got the shorter battery, did mine get assembled incorrectly???

This right here. I work for an aftermarket ATV product company and as the manufacturer we do occasionally run out of things at our warehouse location but our distributors and dealers and even Amazon may have several of the exact same things.

I am in the great frozen Tundra of Minnesota where actual air temperature last weekend was -30F and can concur that the Defrost leaves much to be desired. I did do the mod referenced on other threads of blocking the center venting portions with little square tubing endcaps to force more air to...

I can confirm that Black Fork tool has some sweet plugs: https://www.blackforktool.com/product/fp-400-jeep-wrangler-or-gladiator-2018-up-jl-jlu-jt-large-front-hole-frame-plug-kit/7?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=false

Those are a nod to Rick Pewe who was a contributing editor and columnist as well as a champion of the off road community while he worked for several off road magazines, most notably Petersens 4Wheel. He also worked with Jeep (or so the story goes) on developing this generation of jeep vehicles...

D'oh! My bad, that's what I get for not searching....

Mine was ordered in January 21, built during February and delivered at the end of March. I wonder if there is a stamp on the axle housing from Dana for dates. This would be a better metric. I have the wide axles with 4.10's.

Look at the backside of the "drum backing plate" for lack of a better term, you got the leak.

Mine wasn't wet like running down the backing plate, just an oily film where the backing plate bolts to the housing. Scheduled an appointment with my dealer and they now have a new axle assembly on order for mine. Backordered like everything else in the world. About 7000 miles is when I first...

I will have to ask them for it the next time I am in, if I can get it then I will share it.

@darksidedesign , no snobbery found. Loved the Gator and it was one of my choices when I built mine. I really, really wanted Gobi but they disco'd it right before. Still all better than a Bronco :movember:

8000 miles on mine and it started seeping on the right rear. Brought it in and they do have a tsb out on them. Looks like I am waiting on an axle now, all under warranty luckily. Glad I knew beforehand due to the forums here!

I got you, no worries LOL. We are a rare few, an exclusive breed if you will. :rock::jk:

Your missing Nacho...... This makes me sad, and it makes the Flying Cheese Brick sad too.

I did a thing! Towed a 65 Skylark home from a friends. 16mpg at 65, hardly felt it back there!

I've got an older Mac tools 3/8 drive that uses Dewalt battery packs. Makes removing the doors and top a 10 minute job

I like your Nacho.

I went and got concrete for the house central ac topless today, everyone loves a topless Nacho!