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They are Cooper Discoverer STT Pro 37X13.50 on 17 inch wheels. They are my second set and have worked really well for me. Thanks for watching!

Organization is always a goal for me and I don't think I will ever be completely satisfied. I do not use the dividers because most of the stuff in my storage boxes is large enough to make them unusable. If I was storing a lot of smaller things they would probably help find stuff a lot easier. Good luck on your organizing efforts and thanks for watching!

The stock hardware is a completely round nut that is attached to the bracket. Once the nut breaks free of the bracket it will just spin. When I originally replaced the nut I used a lock nut plier on it and then replaced it with a standard nut. Good luck and thanks for watching!

I am not big on summer camping myself, fall thru spring is my thing. Thanks for watching!

I always thought the same thing but with this well insulated sleeping pad it is very comfortable. Keep in mind that I have not had a chance to use this system in temps lower than 14 degrees but I will post an update if I do. Thanks for watching!

@bluox i just bought the t4. I was thinking of buying some disco beds. Do you think they will fit well?

@@TheHenryway What size of disco bed are you looking at, I see a number of different ones. My Timberridge is 74.41 x 25.59 and that is as big as I would want to go. Enjoy your T4, I love mine, and thanks for watching!

I actually got some foam sheets from an Amazon package that work really well. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching! Some of my other videos cover a lot of those other items but the tailgate cover is from mountainhatch.org/ and I love it. There are a lot of other options now a days but this is a really good one. The rock rails are the Rock Slide Engineering with the extra skid plates and I love those two. I have banged them up pretty good and they continue to work very well. Hit me up if you need any additional info.

I have not done that, mine is working fine and I just don't feel like messing with it. I thought about it and I have a big channel lock plier that fits and I think I would try wrapping the cap in duct tape and then use the pliers on it. Let me know how it goes for you as I am curios. Thanks for watching!

@@bluox I think that was my issue. I could unscrew the cap with my hands. It's not my daily driver and stays in the garage most months. Last fall I performed ALOT of leaf removal (over 1000 lbs easy). I think the dirt from packing/transporting/dumping the leaves at a local dump left alot of room for tiny particles to make their way down the arm. The arm began to bind. Anywho, I took it to a shop this morning and they said it just looks like the bearings need to be regreased so they used a marine grease spray and then a crimson valvoline grease. They said, if after a couple weeks there isn't any improvement then they would remove the arm for me so I can give it a deep clean.

@@YellowToucan Hope that works, thank you for sharing. This might help someone else in the same situation.

I agree. I hear about folks in the forums talking about reliability issues but I was on the original wait list for these and have been running them hard off-road with no issues. Thanks for watching!

Yes, but our kids always say "BAE" instead and it seemed like a good dad joke. We were off-roading and had a tree down across the path and I used my chainsaw to remove it. They said I looked like Paul Bunyan and since the Gladiator is blue, it is now called the blue ox. Thanks for watching!

I appreciate that and thanks for watching!

I am running a 3.5" lift with 37" tires. Thanks for watching!

I am and I do. Nothing is perfect but bumper works really well for me. Check out my update video on it: ua-cam.com/video/wiUfJay436w/v-deo.html Thanks for watching!

Thank you and thanks for watching!

We will see how it holds up over time but so far it works OK. What box stove are you using? Thanks for watching!

That’s not stamped. It’s either CNC plasma or router cut.

I assume that you meant "with" a rear bumper winch, as this bumper does not have one. I have not seen too many rear bumpers with a winch mount capability and none with a dual swing but good luck with your search. Thanks for watching!

@@bluox yes, I meant with. I thought you forgot me. lol

Let me know how the trim piece works for you. Thanks for watching!

I remember seeing your rig at the campground but I do not think we came across your group on the trail. We really enjoyed our first trip to Uwharrie and will definitely do it again! Thanks for watching!

I found a strap that works but, to be honest, I have gotten so good at dealing with it that I don't use the strap at all. Thanks for watching!

Congrats on your purchase, I think you will like it. I wanted to do an install video but I installed it by myself at home and it was just too much, comment here when you have yours up and I will check it out. Check out my rear visibility video ua-cam.com/video/FS3Jl8Odlj8/v-deo.html I did a third brake light in the wheel and also did a video rear view mirror to help me see and be seen. I have considered putting a stop and blinker light on the top of the rack but have not pulled the trigger yet. Thanks for watching!

@@bluox will do!

Really apples to oranges, but if it works for you that is fantastic. I have two of those butane stoves and they have their place but I rarely use them. I have specific backpacking stoves that are lighter weight and just as effective but for car camping those things are not as important. The temperature control and wind shield are very important features and the propane works much better for cold temperatures, which is my normal use case. Thanks for watching!

Glad you found a stove that works for you!

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I have not had that problem either loaded or unloaded, when I camp I usually have a full bed of gear and a good bit of it strapped to the top of the rack. Are you running the steel or aluminum rack? Roof top tent? What shocks and springs? Thanks for watching!

I'm running a steel rack. No tent (yet) just gear. Factory Fox shocks and springs on a 2020 gladiator Rubi.

I had upgraded springs and shocks on my rig before I added the rack (also steel) so that could be the difference maker.

It might be a little tight, but you would not have to remove the wheel. Thanks for watching!

Glad you enjoyed the video, I think you will really like that setup! The exact regulator and hose that I purchased is no longer available but this one: amzn.to/43SMJxi is the same basic setup. Please come back and comment on how it works for you as I always enjoy getting other folks feedback. Thanks for watching!

So 2 reds to aux switch, 1 white to low power aux switch then black to ground and that’s it right?

The bottom of my jack tray is currently sitting at 39 inches off the ground but it could be lowered another 2 inches. At 39 inches with my 48 inch high lift the top of the jack is at 87 inches. Thanks for watching!

I should have added that those heights are with a 3.5" lift and 37" tires.

@@bluox is it even with roof or goes over roof? Or below roof. I'm getting this bumper tire set up. But Not sure if jack is to high to get in my garage. I got a 2 inch Terra flex level kit and 35s

My roof is at 80 inches with my lift and tires and the jack extends 7" beyond that. If I put the mounting plate all the way down the jack would be at 85". With your lift and tires your roof would be about 76 inches and the jack would be at 81" when mounted at the lowest point.

@@bluox so jack is going about 4 inches above roof? I don't think I'm gonna be able to get in my garage with jack. I'm surprised there isn't a smaller jack I can mount to this

@@td7122 That makes perfect sense. Did you stop by the Outpost and pick up one of the free paper maps? It makes it a little easier to plan a route.