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I didn’t need an extender, but my spare is only 34” (LT285/75R17). I also requested the reverse brackets when I ordered my 1Up, which angle the rack down instead of up.

+1 for 1Up

Right down the road from you in OKI

Good to know. I’ll probably be heading down that path soon.

Just purchased a 10’ SAE socket and wiring harness and ran it to the driver’s side of my bumper. That’s about it. If you were to go to the passenger side, a 5’ harness would be fine. I use a Noco Genius5 battery tender so I also needed an adapter. ELFCULB 10FT 10AWG SAE Power Socket...

Added wiring and SAE socket to my front bumper for my battery tender.

Finally got around to installing my Evo 10-S winch.

One 2x4 is enough and you really only need about 3’ of 2x6. I cut out a square of carpet on top of the dolly, sat the 2x4 on top and attached it with a few screws from underneath. Hope that makes sense.

I purchased the furniture dolly base from Lowe’s and added the rest. The sides are 2x4s and the top is a 2x6. Ran the pieces through my planer and then rounded over the edges just for a cleaner look. Then applied a few coats of clear acrylic. Make sure the weight of the door is on the hanger and...

I replaced my original plastic bumper with a steel take-off bumper. Came off of a 392. I removed the ends to make it a stubby.

Finally was able to get rid of my plastic bumper

Looks really good

If possible, find a dolly with better casters. these are fine for me because my doors stay off from April to November typically, so I'm not moving them around a lot. If you take your doors off more often, better casters would be an improvement.

I did something similar with the furniture dolly.

1up is a great option

Both fronts are 3665AD. Both rear are 3601AA, from a 2022 JLUD.

Before and After: Borla dual exhaust

Before and After: 2 5/8” increase in front, 1 3/4” increase in rear.

Ended up finding this from a 2022. Taken off at the dealership with only 5 miles on it. Now the fun begins.