Anvil 2015 JKU Sport Overland Build
02-09-2017, 08:06 AM
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Picked up a christmas tree and tossed it up on the roof. With the pelicans up there it was easier to mount the tree sideways (it was short). I can honestly say I think I am the only person to ever mount a tree sideways up on the roof. O well, it worked!
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Heading north from MD to MA for christmas with the family led to a unique discovery. The Gobi shovel/axe mount also serves as a pretty good hockey stick mount.
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Massachusetts did not disappoint us with some snow. It was brief, but Maryland winters do leave me hungry for a good snowfall.
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jeep83 by Chris Yuknis, on FlickrHeading north from MD to MA for christmas with the family led to a unique discovery. The Gobi shovel/axe mount also serves as a pretty good hockey stick mount.
jeep84 by Chris Yuknis, on FlickrMassachusetts did not disappoint us with some snow. It was brief, but Maryland winters do leave me hungry for a good snowfall.
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Next comes the frontrunner outfitters tailgate table. Seems to be the best bang for your buck in this category. The slide out cutting board is also really nice.
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02-23-2017, 04:49 AM
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Working on getting the new wheels and tires mounted.
I found it surprisingly easy to get the inner beadlock in the tire. I was expecting more of a flight.
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I found it surprisingly easy to get the inner beadlock in the tire. I was expecting more of a flight.
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02-28-2017, 06:19 PM
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Yes, They pinch the beads of the tire between the rim and the inner beadlock. Most beadlocks only lock one bead in place. This is in fact a double beadlock setup!
03-03-2017, 03:51 PM
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Added a Titan Tank! They are on sale for $269 right now vs normal $500+
For me this was a no brainer, its an extra 13 Gallons of fuel, and I do not lose any normal storage space.
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For me this was a no brainer, its an extra 13 Gallons of fuel, and I do not lose any normal storage space.
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