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I made metal brackets for a cargo shelf. The height above the floor and it's size are adjustable to your needs. Mine is made to compliment the function of my DIY Camping/Sleeping Platform from a prior video. Hope you find this idea interesting. I CAN confirm that it can support 165 lbs.

Here'a a DIY awning design that has many features of a batwing awning. It's easy to put up, take down, plus other awesome features...and it's inexpensive and easy to make...

DIY Transfer Case & Differential Oil Change. It is very simple to do yourself, and will save you over $400!!! What could you do with that $400...for your Jeep?!

How much weight can you add before you should begin to worry about it?

This video covers some of what's been shared here.

As you can see, I could use one.

Hey Texgoat, You are brilliant. Thank you for the well explained answer. Cheers

Hey Folks, In the attached image, I am pointing to this milky substance at the base of a hose? I'm not a mechanic and don't know what the hose is. The engine is the 3.6L in a 2018 Sahara JL. I am at over 96,000 kms, and just changed the oil, and everything in the oil seemed fine. Any thoughts...

Some technique and product tips for anyone interested in some spring cleaning. What product do you find most helpful when cleaning your vehicle...

I built this in anticipation of camping opening up soon. It's self supporting, as the support pieces underneath are interconnected with notches cut into them, so no fasteners required, it's modular and cost around $50 (CDN).

No worries. I just thought if someone needed to see it in video, it's available. Cheers.

Hey if you wanted to see the process on video, go to the 4:00 minute mark in this video.

All the best, and I'd have to agree with your comments about the members in this forum.

Hey folks, if you wanted to camp in your Jeep and were interested in how to remove the rear seat of the Wrangler JL, including models with the gap cover, you might enjoy the following video. Stay safe and well.

Please add me to the Jeep Retirement Present club. I highly recommend the strategy...lol

Great thread. I've been contemplating Rubicon take off wheels, bumpers, and suspension as well.

Hey Slopeside, The Rubi take-offs look great on your rig. To what degree does it affect ride and milage? Thanks

Hey Roaniecowpony, That's great. Thanks.

Hey Guys, Thanks. Can you point me to any ZF documentation where they share what THEY recommend as the service interval for this transmission. I know FCA says it doesn't require service. I have Read what forum members are saying, but would like to find it in writing, so-to-speak.

So you bought two types? How many quarts do you need?