Yes everything works like it should

I installed a rough country adjustable track bar and removed the drop bracket

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I got them off amazon when looking for them search for rock sliders www.amazon.com/dp/B0CQLSD483?pd_rd_i=B0CQLSD483&pf_rd_p=dbd0ad36-8894-4dd3-a78f-e2238b857fea&pf_rd_r=F9F999NTDYMDYVX08VCA&pd_rd_wg=yz6wH&pd_rd_w=Izfuj&pd_rd_r=56be490e-5342-4435-a670-1f2695d08aa8

The campground is to big to go slow and good sites very depending on your rig

We do too.

The reason it comes in multiple pieces is to enable you to get it through the door and assemble it in place. Here us the video of us doing just that. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZaYqK2gjMaHirc

The 2 inch lift is on the jl not the jk the jk Rubicon had a 1 inch lift from taller tires is all as I said in the video I suspect they sent the wrong bracket in my kit

There's not much to it that was a detailed installation

We didn't get a good shot so it didn't make it

Yes, you do get to keep it.

For adults, there are 3 different knives to choose one made from a pony shoe, one from a horse shoe, and one from a railroad spike. Each have 2 different blade profiles. So really there are 6 different knives to choose from.

Lol thanks. I'm glad i could help.

I know I'm an old hand at this stuff but with a trail this easy i really don't see the point.

Unfortunately I no longer own this motorhome so i can not answer your question, but this particular sofa can't be installed without the arm rest unless you are going to build your own frame. The jack knife mechanism uses the arm rest as the pivot point.

If i remember correctly it was a combination of both.

As the video shows the install wasn't bad and it still looks brand new

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Us too!

That is the rugger ridge frameless top

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We love it too! So much fun and riding in the Smoky Mountains is a bonus!!! I hope we make it back this summer.

I would try sites 157 and up for the great view nowadays

thank you we enjoy it

I left them they are there to make up the space for the indentation where the factory flare mounts

@@THE--ADVENTURER thank you for replying and the info!

No problem I'll help out whenever I can

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You must have a different spring/shock set up because mine road fine. They actually were a little softer than stock

You welcome, this is one of our favorite parks.

We always enjoy it when we have a chance to get out.

It’s the Gulf Island National Seashore in between Navarre and Pensacola Florida.

It was nice it was in the 60's last week when we were there

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I do to

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I know

They don't call them the world's most beautiful Beaches for nothing. Lol

I’ve been all over the back woods of eastern Tennessee and watched good knows how many videos of people riding “logging roads of the north west” and “off roading trails of the south west” and I have determined one thing unless it is some of the hard core trails then it’s just like a dirt road but usually with a better view.

@@THE--ADVENTURER maybe but half the year here we can't see anything because it's foggy and cloudy, lol 😁

LOL I here that

As dry as it is anything would be hard pressed to get stuck

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My neighbors dogs do that every time when they let them out. Lol I try to show how easy this stuff really is to get people into the hobby that is one reason i rarely use power tools in my videos.

@@THE--ADVENTURER I did the front and rear bumpers on my Jeep and it didn't go as smoothly as yours did but I got there 😁 It was straight forward to do but there were some snags with seized bolts and other items that I ran into. It is fun and it's nice to know you did something yourself 😊

@@agesadventures I was lucky enough to be working on an almost new truck. In some of my previous videos i had some trouble but being in the south i don't to worry to much about seized bolts.

They are, one can be done by almost anyone the other you need to be mindful of recent rain fall for the creek crossings.

Cool what are the odds this is a nice place and it's going to be even better when the expansion is complete.

Apparently him nor you know what you are doing

No but really i see this all the time people think this makes them big time wild life but they dont even have real trucks!! UGH!

Define a real truck for me. In my eyes the gladiator is only real truck that is not a 3/4 ton truck and above because it has a solid axle up front

@@THE--ADVENTURER lol a solid axle up front is what makes it a Real truck? Lol. I have plenty of 1/2 ton trucks that have solid axles(factory) all different years. In your case it's a nice truck but as for my crawly s10 I know that trail very well and know how to keep it moving. A friend has a 84 yota solid axle it breaks tie rods and other misc parts. Stuff happens don't mean we don't know what we are doing lol. Come on my trail would be fun. I have had more fun in a vw diesel rabbit car that I piped framed and would run circles around you as I am alot lighter and my suspension can articulate more than your setup can. The friend who bought the same truck you have has had a few failures but nothing major yet. It's kinda funny a 400.00 junkyard s10 is even able to keep up. Eventually it will tear up? But it keeps going and I'm not easy with it

That makes no sense

Oh no far from it I probably don’t have 10k in the entire thing including the purchase of the jeep

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