Yuman Desert Rat
Expedition Leader
El Camino del Diablo 2013
Pics of rig packed up ready to go?
- Thread starter voodoojk
- Start date
El Camino del Diablo 2013
infra
n00b
Here are some pics of the roof stuff all packed.
What solar panels are those? Where did you get them from? How many watts? What exactly do you use them for? I haven't read up much on solar panels or know anything about them, but need to get a set for my fridge for when the truck sits a few days at a time
Crom
Expo this, expo that, exp
I recommend reading, a lot, in this section of the forum: Power Systems: 12v, Solar, Gen. I wrote a little bit in this post here. Lots of good info there.
infra
n00b
Stitebunny
Adventurer
Long weekend on the TWAT!!
Best thing I saw all day! Thanks for that!
Good looking bike setup too!
Best thing I saw all day! Thanks for that!
Good looking bike setup too!
SwampMonster
Observer
Got to love a gspJust a short two day trip, this is before I picked up my fire wood. It was just stacked on my sleeping platform
Dog ready to go too
goofiefoot
Adventurer
After our trip to New Mexico and Colorado, I finally have come to fully appreciate the usefulness of the Tuffy Security Deck in my JK. With everything shown in the photo, I was still able to see out the rear window.
I added 4 tie-down points on the deck lid, and covered the top and side pouches with vinyl mats. There's a lot hidden in the photo, so here's a quick list of what fit behind the rear seat:
Under floor storage bin
Tool kit - wrenches, sockets, tape, zip ties, JB Weld, hack saw, hammer, etc
Bottom level
Ice chest
Foot locker with camping supplies (stove, dry food, propane, tablewear)
Propane lantern
Canteens
Sleeping bag
Upper Lid
Folding table
Footlocker with clothes
3 folding chairs
Sleeping bag
Air mattress
Blankets
Tuffy Deck Side Pockets
2 qts oil, brake fluid, PS fluid
Bungees
Jumper cables
Rope
Other mentionables
Hi-Lift attached to upper roll bar
Umbrella and axe attached to pet barrier
4-piece fly rod bungeed to the left roll bar
Of course, we had a few items in the back seat and floorboard next to my daughter's car seat, but all-in-all, I was very pleased with the amount of stuff that fit well into the JK.
I added 4 tie-down points on the deck lid, and covered the top and side pouches with vinyl mats. There's a lot hidden in the photo, so here's a quick list of what fit behind the rear seat:
Under floor storage bin
Tool kit - wrenches, sockets, tape, zip ties, JB Weld, hack saw, hammer, etc
Bottom level
Ice chest
Foot locker with camping supplies (stove, dry food, propane, tablewear)
Propane lantern
Canteens
Sleeping bag
Upper Lid
Folding table
Footlocker with clothes
3 folding chairs
Sleeping bag
Air mattress
Blankets
Tuffy Deck Side Pockets
2 qts oil, brake fluid, PS fluid
Bungees
Jumper cables
Rope
Other mentionables
Hi-Lift attached to upper roll bar
Umbrella and axe attached to pet barrier
4-piece fly rod bungeed to the left roll bar
Of course, we had a few items in the back seat and floorboard next to my daughter's car seat, but all-in-all, I was very pleased with the amount of stuff that fit well into the JK.
andrewh
/dev/4wd
Recent trip to moab, fridge was the last to load.
Lots of things packed in the nooks and crannies. Fire extinguisher, full belts and hoses behind the seats between the drawers and the backs of the seats, medical kit.
Behind the ark pack and the tool box is a 100 watt solar panel.
Top of the truck was tent, awning and gas
Lots of things packed in the nooks and crannies. Fire extinguisher, full belts and hoses behind the seats between the drawers and the backs of the seats, medical kit.
Behind the ark pack and the tool box is a 100 watt solar panel.
Top of the truck was tent, awning and gas
4x4BNB
Adventurer
Colin Hughes
Explorer
Here's a few shots of the set-up I had in my P38. The dog guard and flat surface allowed for a good bit of gear to be stored back there including a couple of tupperware boxes full of clothes. I'm still using the fridge slide and boxes but they are strapped to tiedowns on a board attached to the tiedown points in the back of the LR3. It's getting loaded shortly for a trip so I'll update with a few photos after it's set to go.
