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He didn't make it though.... We ended up helping him weld it back together Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE mobile app

There were a lot of holes in that dash..... nicely done

Again, it looks great!!!! Thanks for the info!!

That looks great!!!! What PSI did you spray it at? Do you have an inline reducer or just at the compressor? How about a moisture reducer in line as well? All things Ive been thinking about getting for my compressor for a few projects coming up. :beer:

Oh man.... Jane is looking awesome! A ton of work, but it will be worth it. Thanks for sharing

I've been wanting a collapsible bucket for a while now. I found one last night at Wally World for $5. 1.5 gl. Now I can have it for water for the fire, or dropping the oil out of a pumpkin on the trail if needed. Doesn't ale up much room.

I e seen some guys wrap it with plastic and strap it to the underside of the rear roll bar. I put one right behind the rear seat on our run on the Rubicon. Worked great.

Not knocking at all.... and I didn't say I was studying for general....

Knowledge, correct tools, and TIME= AWESOME work!!!!

Cool video. One thing I love about Dynatrac is that Jim is just an ordinary guy. He wheels, doesn't act like he knows more than anyone else and is a nice guy. Customer service (from what I hear) is off the chart. I have never run anything of theirs except the D44 covers but I know one thing...

I have been using hamtestonline dot com. They are on line questions whit the answers. They are the same questions you get on the test.

Here are a few more things in my list. A few long, wrenches to include a 33mm ( bottom of the steering box) and a few cheater bars. Iv'e also got a 1/2" torque wrench. A shovel, axe and bow saw. These all go on the right hand side of my shelf. The breaker bar, short 1/2" extension with a...

Here are a few of the recovery items I carry. A piece of synthetic winch line that's about 15' long, a longer and shorter strap, two different lengths of tree savers. Those go on the drivers side small cubby under my shelf. My winch controller and Warn strap for my hook on the front are in...

Here are a few things that I carry until I can come up with a trail welder. A pair of gloves, some dark goggles, some welding rod, two longer 2ga wire with battery terminals on each end to connect up to three batteries, and a length of steel. I also carry a pair of jumper cables(welding rod in...

Although I had build a similar shelf out of 1/2" X 1/2" tubing and had bolted it to the tub in my 08' that was stolen, I loved Sharkey's shelf idea on how to make one for the newer models. Plus, it's removable and bolts in in already existing places. It gives me a little peace of mind...

JeepFan, have you looked at these? They are Bestop bags.

After owning a few jeeps over the years, I knew I had to have a JK. I knew I'd let the new models work the kinks out, and so I bought an 08'. I started searching the forums and loved the accurate and honest write ups and posts on Wayalife. I joined and the rest is history! Awesome friends...

Awesome list!!!! I've got almost all of that too. I've started carrying some steel ( I saw a piece in your photos). I would love a wire feed like Eddie has, but I do have a set of jumper cables, goggles, gloves, some rod and extra cables to hook up two or three batteries. I know you carry...

Alright, let's see the liquids- what and Qty's do you carry. Let's see the extra bolts/nuts-etc too. And then the extra parts.... Loving this thread.

This is awesome!! I carry way too much stuff!! After shrinking my stuff to run the Rubicon with you guys, and then seeing what some had, I've wanted to dive in and evaluate my gear again. I want to get rid of tools that won't fit or I may have too many. I want to re evaluate my liquids bag...