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Maybe you can use an air compressor with some attachment to reverse the pumping out to sucking in and you can suck the water in when on the road? I'm a failed engineer, so take my idea with tablets of salt...

I have two of the Warn pouches and they are the right size where you can still use the net below and have enough volume for key items...

Yeah my concern was filling it on the road...

Super cool build...have the same tent and a very similar set-up...how do you fill your water in the rack?

Yes, exactly...and milder on the night vision on the eyes...if I need to "work" on the tailgate, I have the rigid work light that can give a LOT of light...plus two hand-held LED lights that I can plug into the 12v socket...but that's extreme. I do plan on install the 3rd Baja Design amber...

Some small progress today...work from home & homeschooling has been nuts...and lots of items that are on order haven't arrived yet...(pending still Artec front reinforcement axle, Drifta Kitchen table from Australia, National Luna yellow/white flat LED light for the toilet annex, new 6L hot...

Tried ABNL's under seat mount and it works "ok" with the Atomic Monkey behind the headrest mount...(had a spare)...I'll get a better sleeve and mount it there...I think it is a spare location and practical...even if you lose a couple of second getting out of the truck and using two hands to pull...

Here is a picture...it aligns with the tailgate when down...measured 17" out from the bed...13" from the bumper... Was considering putting a spare tire on a swing out, but don't want to carry that load on the back...keeping it where it is...and maybe have some temporarily heavy items on the...

Exactly what I want to use it for...

When the 3 kids (ages 8, 5 and 2) and I go, we all fit in the RTT (iKamper Skycamp 1.0)...when the wife joins, they 4 sleep in the RTT, and I have a folding cot I used to use when Motorcycle camping that I deploy in the bed under the RTT next to the ARB fridge...hang a fly net from the Tent...

Doesn't seem to work on the JT since we don't have that Driver to Passenger rear-most bar...so the Blueridge one that hangs without needing the rear bar is probably best...

Didn't know...thanks for sharing...but for me I prefer the mesh...

Thanks! I'll measure exactly but a foot give or take...

I've been RTT-ing for the past 6 years...and for a family of 5, this is the only way I would camp...but I've also done hammocks, tents, lean-tos, huts, etc...it simply depends on the ratio of fun to work you want to have...the RTTs help with less work and more fun...

Perfect...with 3 kids we definitely need one when it comes out!

Here's my Granite Gray with Method 702s

I simply drilled and bolted it down...last thing I wanted was a 60L fridge/freezer rolling around the back!

Thanks cool - I'm gonna look into that!

Hi everyone - hope you are keeping safe! Received the RK Pro-X rear 4 link upgrade kit...hoping I can put this on by myself without the need for a lift & a taking the rear axle out (required widening some pre-drilled holes and tapping them for 4 bolts)... Given my suspension is EVO and this...

Yeah seems there was an issue between FCA and the dealer here with some items that were on the build sheet not actually being there. I got compensated and anyways other than the Aux Switch kit I didn't want anything else... Most of the items will be secured (water tank, boiler, fridge, FAK...