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There's 34" between them in my canopy, and the bottom is 19" above the floor of the bed.

With the hours that have gone into making this, I'm afraid there aren't enough dollars printed :LOL: But feel free to make your own; it's not that difficult. The slide is made from aluminium channel that closely matches the table profile (2.5 x 1.5 in my case). I drilled lightening holes along...

Latest addition to the canopy is a home-made table slide to keep my camp table clean and out of the way.

My bad — they're 750s. Half cupboards.

1450mm cupboard on each side, mounted aft.

Mounted the ARB Twin and a 2.5gal air tank to the ceiling, and set up a pneumatic stack on the back wall of the port side cupboard. It's powered by an aux battery in the bed, charged by a 20A DC-DC charger.

Yes, I'm aware of that, and also started driving in the 70s, but the fact remains that I started the truck to turn the wheels.

Excellent points. Wish I'd seen the one about the grommet before tackling mine. Another point I'll add is to be sure that you disconnect the battery. I know that sounds obvious, but I left mine connected and simply didn't hook up the positive wires from the aux switch system. You can't short...

Those are great videos — thank you. I couldn't find anything, anywhere, on how to actually release the pin / orange wire from the connector. It seems to be a problem many people are having, given the number of horror stories of broken connectors, and ESS and other faults. After some messing...

Quick and dirty 60% seat delete. My dog loves it, and it’s a great tie down spot for when she’s up front with me.

Don't have many pics, but you can see her from three sides in this video. https://terranova.smugmug.com/BradJeep/JT/i-g7j37sG/A

Made these light mounts that also incorporate antenna provisions. The main forward lamps are below the hood line so no scatter on the hood, and the lights are far enough outboard so as not to interfere with the windshield folding.

I've had this with mine and it was voltage related.

I have all the safety features and think they did a great job on engineering them. I started to get false forward collision warnings after I installed a CB antenna on the bumper, but a quick adjustment on the sensitivity fixed that. As others have said, this system should be mandatory on all...

No, I made a spacer for the lower mounts and extensions for the forward brackets. No new holes drilled in the plate.

The Mojave skid plate is unique in that it doesn't attach to the bumper with 5 screws like the one from the steel bumper group. It mounts to the frame using attachment brackets and four bolts. I had to modify the mounts to make it fit when I installed a Warn Elite bumper that was supposed tp...

I think if you have the factory tonneau, there are nuts welded in this area. If not, you need to use a nutsert (as someone else mentioned). It's the same on the back side of the bed when you install the Trail Rails — you must install a nutsert on either side of the tailgate.

Hi guys, just got mine last Saturday and love it. It's so far ahead of my JKU it's not even funny. Sting Gray, with audio, tow, leather, dual top, advanced safety, safety, LED group, Trail Rails, cold wx… Warn Elite bumper should arrive this week so I can get my winch mounted, and have a...

I have an answer from Warn about the note: It has to do with the view from the trail cam, and nothing to do with the active systems. Still interested to hear if anyone's mounted a Smitty H2O in one of these.

Hey guys. New to the Gladiator world (as we all are, I guess), and researching a front bumper. Just took delivery of a Sting Gray Mojave, with a plastic front bumper and LEDs. I've read the bumper thread, and noodled around the site, but haven't found the answers I'm looking for. I hope this...