Collected an Australian Army Workshop Trailer today for the JK.
Tows really well, weighs very little as there is a lot of aluminum in it.

 

simple project , I like it

 

Finally installed my AEV 2.5" lift, looks so much better now. Unfortunately got a call yesterday and was informed I received the wrong front shocks.

 

Same thing happened to me. But luckily they called before install. Maybe I got yours...lol

 

Installed my smittybilt overhead console and mounted my cb to it. No more rattling also nice being able to store stuff out if the way

 

Finally got to test fit this after a long wait.. Now to just get it primed and painted and I'm good.. For nowww

 

Put on the rugged ridge trailer hitch. Seems just like factory except you have to use washers and locknuts on it instead of having them integrated onto the hitch. I didnt realize that or i would have bought the Quadratec one. Kinda a pain in the ass to get the washer and locknut onto the bolt in such a tight spot, I had to use a long pair of needle nose pliers to get the washer on and then slip the bolt on. Once in place though it was easy enough just use a slim ratchet that clears the muffler and a open ended wrench to hold the bolt. Next up...wiring it in.

 

Nice - got a write up? What did you use? That's not pegboard is it? And where are those clips from?

 

That trailer looks good. You should be able to do alot with it. Enjoy!

 

Changed the oil for the first time and installed the PSC rear diff cover. Love it!