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Yep.... bought them used, they work great!

Used the tent to have a place to feed the crew ice fishing, the heater worked great...did not use much fuel... Brought a birthday cake for a surprise, caught a few fish. Mounted up a spare tank of fuel for the heater...but never needed it. Ice was 18 inches thick and we caught a few small trout!

47,000 miles still on the second one.... but not because it didn't crack. I've just decided that my windsheild lasts longer if I don't replace it right away. On my JK I tried this theroy out. On about my 4th windsheild- It got a crack in the first 6 months... I left it! ....and 3 years later...

Been a while since I did an update... I ended up going with metal cloak arms, I had asked questions around on serveal forums and facebook and I continued to hear of them lasting great, staying quiet, and they were the most recommened over all. I also got in on the 15% off sale with free...

I have an older Warn winch.... had a motor burn up on it... the great thing about it was that parts to fix the winch were easily available, there were parts in my own state! I had it up and runing for under 200 bucks. I also once had a smittybuilt XRC winch...it broke two times- both times...

I know dutchman has 35 spline rear shafts for a max tow... but that includes a lot of other upgrdes (ARB and New carrier). The max tow rear axle is different from the rubicon...same width and other specs but the carrier is centered...right and left shafts are same length... the rubicon and...

About 6 churches in our community band together and give out several hundred gifts to students that the school gets requests from. This little batch was just from our church...

On the oregon coast dec. 5th...

2200 lumens flood .... KC-2" C-Series C2 LED It is the right sort of light to make a whole area bright... not a long distance light... I've played with it a bit... works great...no wistles or noise... had to drive in rain for 3 days... no water got in... pretty happy with it.

Also did a little decorating ... and installed a second solar panel that goes on top of the tent. It only charges one small battery pak that runs lights, radio, phone chargers, tablet charger, and a small fan. The solar panel sits in the black section in the pic below! radi o, phones...

42,000 miles and the LArge battery dumped on me... got a AGM replacement, made by northstar. Can't go without power in the winter! I aslo added a ditch light. This was a KC offering. Many of our trails are tight and ledgy... just decided it might help me to seea little more out the side. It's...

Yep I just looked it up.... it is a similar joint. Easy to adjust on vehicle too!

I've used synergy stuff... I agree it is good quality. I think they use Johnny joints too?

Yeah... I get tuned to it from my wife really. She is blind but has always noticed things like vibration when it changes slighlty. I rotate tires and the first few miles she can tell they are different. She also has super natural hearing... and every squeak gives her great concern... so no...

I'm tossing around a low maintance adjustable arm combo.... I have had johnny joints and krawler joints on my jk... my krawler joints got very loose and no amount of grease would stay in them, and I greased them all the time ( Ithink they have since shanged the joint desing?) My wife hated the...

Yep... american adventure labs...come with led slim lights. I'm on the third set of them... first two burnt out...this third set is about 8000miles now and no problem. They sent replacements for free. stock max tow flares...which are slightly different then the others...

I have ARB front and rear. My concern about the lines made me perhaps super cautious on line locations. On my JT the rear line is sleaved with a rubber hose from the body directly down to the axle. The line is then running directly to the frame and into it on the drivers side. The line runs...

I replaced the lower index pads with metalcloak.... same as what the others mentioned, the stock ones are a little suspect. I don't have any bow in the front springs... as it was also mentioned... don't tighten your arms and such all the way up, drive it around the block, let it all settle in...

I've used the single ARB with Eddie's mount for about two years now... works great! Some had concern about the compressor being too close to eghaust heat... I cut and trimmed a peice of alum. that made a barrier around the engine side of the compressor from the frame about 14x8 inches. that...

I got the rugged ridge stubby...