Very cool. Thanks for sharing.

Did you need to drill into the platform to mount this or the previous tent? I also have the rhino rack platform system on my jku. Not sure what tent we’re going with yet, but this looks like a good option.

You go camping and don't bring a saw, that is the worst a laciest way to burn wood. Go home and watch TV.

May be light tester will help?

Thank you that did it

Nice review. How strong are the struts and are they easily replaceable? Mainly, I want to carry my recovery gear in a rifle case and canoe on top of the tent. My only concern is if the tent can still open and stay open with weight on the racks.

My headlights need replacing and this video looks super helpful! I was planning on buying the same one you show in this video but the link doesn’t work? Do you have the name of the product?

I really like these mirrors and purchase them. I was hoping they would fit worth the existing mirrors on the door are but obviously they don’t. Is there something that I can put on the door to cover up the existing holes when I’m mount these mirrors in the other location?

3yrs later and your video just saved me many hours of cursing and cutting incorrect wires lol plus made me look like i actually knew what i was doing to my girl . So double thanks buddy . Saved me time and being called an idiot 😂

3yrs later and your video just saved me many hours of cursing and cutting incorrect wires lol plus made me look like i actually knew what i was doing to my girl . So double thanks buddy . Saved me time and being called an idiot 😂

Great use of the trailer for putting the top on. As men we need to remember we have friends and neighbors to help lol.

How much?

Is that boat 42 or 48 " floor?

Nice!

Good review! Amazon says 9" thick. Can you confirm if thats with our without the crossbars.? Thanks

Whats the length? Amazon says it's 35.5 and i know that's wrong.

More affordable than Builtright industries!

Best trail is trail 10!

If you haven’t fixed it yet . I think you have the ladder backwards . Turn the hook section around and the steps will be parallel to ground.

Awesome what more could you ask for 💯

great detail video unlike others that skip certain detail this guy understands what making a video is all about lol

Well I'll be darn! I ran across your channel again when I was looking for Suparee headlight content. I was one of your earliest subscribers when you channel started with the TJ, as I owned one too. When you sold your TJ I dropped my subscription. Coincidentally, I also sold my TJ when I purchased a 2013 JKU Rubicon! So now I'm back on board, and will be binge watching your JK content!

Hey, what kind of Rhino rack did you have mounted on your JK?

How heavy is the tent?

So, what do you do with the stock mirrors when you put the doors back on?

How is the vibration?

So I have been thinking about purchasing this tent. So are you able to still close the tent with the mattress topper and sleeping bag and pillows still in it?

From the Amazon reviews, the chief complaint is the mounting hardware (brackets/bolts). Does anyone have any recommendations for replacement parts that would be an "upgrade"? I would like to make sure it's securely mounted when driving at highway speeds. Thanks.

🟢cta1284 15.09’24- I went a different route on my 2013 JKU & did the clock spring fix which no one else did. Here’s my solution…. JK Parking Brake Lever Repair (2013 JKU) •Repair adds a single wind on clock spring to re-tension parking cables. •The clock spring’s tension is not difficult to move. •Can be done with parking brake handle assembly in vehicle ITEMS NEEDED PULL LINE- •20 in. of 18ga wire (Stranded or solid, insulated or not) PLIERS- •Vise grip (Pull line handle) LEVERAGE TOOL- •Large screw driver, chisel or equivalent (Starts movement on clock spring) REPAIR PROCESS o Remove center console & associated wiring; makes the job easier. o Lower parking brake handle. o Cut 20 in. of 18ga wire. o Run wire 1/2 way through the bend of the clock spring’s hook that engages tab. (May need to push hook forward to get wire through) o Start a tight twist at the spring’s hook then continue twisting the wire together. o Run the twisted wire forward / down & feed it under clock spring towards rear of vehicle. o Attach vise grip to end of twisted wire. o The next step will require two movements at the same time- o 1) With a large screw driver, chisel or equivalent, push forward on clock spring hook & down in front while 2) pulling on the twisted wire with the vise grip. o Keep pulling until the hook lines up with the tab. o Shift hook over & slide hook back onto tab. o Re-install center console.

I'll be reviewing one of these on my Jeep here shortly. I was curious to get a look at it in advance and found your video. Well done!

I just bought this on, its not on my Bronco yet but this video gets me excited to put it on.

Very cool

I did same color on the halo but thank you for the correction !!!

Brotherrrrrrrr. L-3377

My roof top should arrive in a couple days, and I may have missed whether that mattress fit or not? I may just grab one right off the bat.

Hi. Enjoyed your video presentation and content. Job well done. Just subscribed to your channel. This looks very similar to the Naturenest tent I’ve been considering. I can’t find the weight of just the tent assembly itself: only the shipping weight. What is the weight, if you know, please?

Thanks for the introduction to Shades. Looks like a neat park. Everyone thinks Indiana is flat everywhere. Not so.

Great family outing!

Thanks for the detailed vid, man! I also just subscribed. Two questions for you... do you think a down sleeping back can be stored inside the rtt while it's closed, and do you think it's super heavy?? No weight is listed on Amazon that i found.

Are you able to fit your bedding / blankets inside of the tent when it’s closed?

Nice device. Good change of pace video.

On mine, I started with the passenger side and found that the nut behind the plug (the one closest to the push button) was blocked by a metal piece which has a slot for the bolt.. but the nut is behind it.

That’s pretty nifty. I’ve got my diesel heater for winter camping, but I never thought about a portable AC in the summer months.

Also I see that you got your ladder to attach to the side!

This is awesome! Can’t wait for my RC tent with my daughter.

The camping videos are always a big plus for me. Keep them coming. Funny little girl you have there. 😊

New tent looks sweet. The clamshells are so nice to set up and tear down.

Is it long enough to comfortably fit someone 6’1” and sleep two people? How does the waterproof fabric hold up?

You got me wondering what’s in that gray bag!

Thanks for the great informations. I’m just facing that my interior fuse box most of the fuses on the right side are not working and no electricity found. Just curious is my fuse panel failed or something else causing the issue.