Overlanding Gear
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Beyrgut
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That looks like a rear plug-in version of something... :crazyeyes:
JKFlyer
New member
Great thread...what about a power inverter? At least my 2010 needs it but maybe not the newer models?
I saw some things online about converting your stock rear bumper into a water reservoir...but many of us don't have stock bumpers anymore. There is something u can out on roof...great for showers or washing off
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I saw some things online about converting your stock rear bumper into a water reservoir...but many of us don't have stock bumpers anymore. There is something u can out on roof...great for showers or washing off
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SDG
Caught the Bug
SaddleTramp
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UpsideUp
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That is epic Eddie!! LoL Takes me back to your heated debate that you started on overlanding. Had me rolling!
MTG
Caught the Bug
Sadly no. I think Jags might have bought one. Maybe he has used it?
WininUtah
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The Ace Cargo Basket has really been nice to have. The wife and I have taken a couple of trips since adding it, great to throw the soft bags up there and have the cooler, Pelican Camera Case and recovery gear below.
http://www.aceengineeringandfab.com/ACE-JK-Rear-Cargo-Basket_p_109.html
In my JKUR:
Other items that I have, short reviews:
We have a couple of the Streamlight lanterns, they've been excellent for power shortages and I keep one in the Jeep when traveling. I don't leave it in Jeep, just afraid the batteries might leak on other stuff, especially in our 100 plus heat.
I have the Outback Products table, very well made, very handy. This was a very easy install using existing holes. I went with plastic cutting board as opposed to the Bamboo, didn't see the need for the upgrade. Rattles are always an issue and this table doesn't! In my JKUR:
http://www.aceengineeringandfab.com/ACE-JK-Rear-Cargo-Basket_p_109.html
In my JKUR:
Other items that I have, short reviews:
We have a couple of the Streamlight lanterns, they've been excellent for power shortages and I keep one in the Jeep when traveling. I don't leave it in Jeep, just afraid the batteries might leak on other stuff, especially in our 100 plus heat.
I have the Outback Products table, very well made, very handy. This was a very easy install using existing holes. I went with plastic cutting board as opposed to the Bamboo, didn't see the need for the upgrade. Rattles are always an issue and this table doesn't! In my JKUR:
Clem319
New member
The Ace Cargo Basket has really been nice to have. The wife and I have taken a couple of trips since adding it, great to throw the soft bags up there and have the cooler, Pelican Camera Case and recovery gear below.
http://www.aceengineeringandfab.com/ACE-JK-Rear-Cargo-Basket_p_109.html
In my JKUR:
Other items that I have, short reviews:
We have a couple of the Streamlight lanterns, they've been excellent for power shortages and I keep one in the Jeep when traveling. I don't leave it in Jeep, just afraid the batteries might leak on other stuff, especially in our 100 plus heat.
I have the Outback Products table, very well made, very handy. This was a very easy install using existing holes. I went with plastic cutting board as opposed to the Bamboo, didn't see the need for the upgrade. Rattles are always an issue and this table doesn't! In my JKUR:
I really like that cargo basket. Does it secure well against theft or just sit on the rails?
Here's another cool tool. I have one and it works very well, just don't let Panda play with it, you'll never get it away from him, lol. (Again, under $20).
JAGS
Hooked
Bought it. Haven't used it. Looks great in the garage though. :crazyeyes:
WininUtah
New member
There are cross bars bolted to the same place as the hard top, longer bolts included. The basket is then bolted to the bars, nothing is loose. I did add some padding between the basket and bars to eliminate some rattling, an easy fix.
GCM 2
New member
I cannot think of one cargo basket that will allow a fridge to fit underneath, and that's even without using the ARB fridge slide (which is pretty awesome). Most of the fridges are just too tall. I ran a rack made by Kilby for many years, not sure what the weight rating was, but I regularly had 100-150lbs worth of gear on it with no issues. Kind of regretting that I gave it away.......
olram30
Not That Kind of Engineer
i'm starting to think a shelf with room underneath to put my camping totes in. and if not camping, i can throw other junk in there like all the stuff underneath my rear seat. been keeping my tow straps, winch remote and tool bag under the seat . plus it might act as a mini security deck. those racks are nice, but i can see getting stuff in and out of the fridge could be a pain.