....like gas can holders, spare tire holders, bike carriers, Hi-Lift jack holders, steps, bumpers, whatever.
Show me your Jeep trailer external accessories...
- Thread starter Brian in Oregon
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Lunnette Lock Holder
This is a simple one. I took an old 4" U-bolt (not quite sure, but it was in my junk box.)
Our M101 CDN trailer actually had two holes spaced almost correct from what I think was the trailer's mil-spec electrical plug. A lottle reaming IIRC and I had the holes I needed. Drill as needed if your trailer is not so handy as the 'Canadian Stalwart'.
The lunette lock was ordered from Southwest Wheel via Amazon.com. Forget about calling 'em, it's easier by the internet. It's the [FONT=verdana,arial,helvetica][SIZE=-1]"Blaylock Pintle Ring/Lunette Coupler Lock". $28.95 to my door in short order. Added cheapie circular lock that locks like the fancy ones.
Your lock is always right there when you needed -- if you remember to add the key to a set that is in your truck.
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This is a simple one. I took an old 4" U-bolt (not quite sure, but it was in my junk box.)
Our M101 CDN trailer actually had two holes spaced almost correct from what I think was the trailer's mil-spec electrical plug. A lottle reaming IIRC and I had the holes I needed. Drill as needed if your trailer is not so handy as the 'Canadian Stalwart'.
The lunette lock was ordered from Southwest Wheel via Amazon.com. Forget about calling 'em, it's easier by the internet. It's the [FONT=verdana,arial,helvetica][SIZE=-1]"Blaylock Pintle Ring/Lunette Coupler Lock". $28.95 to my door in short order. Added cheapie circular lock that locks like the fancy ones.
Your lock is always right there when you needed -- if you remember to add the key to a set that is in your truck.
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Come'on guys, post'em up. Bottle openers, reflectors, tool racks, storage boxes, whatever.
Heck, probably shouldn't limit this to jeep trailers, but any offroad trailer.
Heck, probably shouldn't limit this to jeep trailers, but any offroad trailer.
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Rust Buster
Gas can holders, made by AT, brackets made by me. Looks flimsy, but my 200+ lbs bouncing up and down on it shows little flex, and it is made with 3/16"X 1.5" angle iron. Not trail tested yet, but soon!
Cheers!
Cheers!
JohnnyC
Long ago TLCA# 2231
all i've got is a con-ferr axe and shovel holder...more of a work trailer for me that an off road trailer ...dont mind the wires...they are fixed now 
^ while I can see the appeal, wouldn't do that, myself, cuz I might need to use those tools if something goes wrong w/the tongue. just say'n.
Um yeah, good thought.
along w/ 'Search".
what are you looking for specifically??
Um yeah, good thought.
along w/ 'Search".
what are you looking for specifically??
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Specifically? Interesting ideas that perhaps have not been posted before.
I like those AT jerry can holders. Are there any other good gas can carriers that people can recommend for the standard 20L NATO cans? Solid mount and lockable?
Frontrunner makes them and Camping Lab has them too. No experience with either. Been searching myself.
MANUCHAO:
I'm not sure what details your looking for in the pictures.
Let me know what are you looking for, I can answer your questions.
I bought the same propane furnace that our boat has in it.
It measures 16" x 7" x 7" I installed / and or mounted it into a 21" tool box.
I installed a quick connect for the propane.
Installed ezloc 12v plugs and built a two way plug to go to the furnace and the trailers 12v outlet.
I modified the tool box for the air intake and exhaust for the fire exchanger and plummed with SS flex pipe.
Punched 2.5" holes into it for the cold air intake and the heat output.
Assembled a hose using 230 degree flexable hose and a difuser on the end.
Wired a thermostat and crafted a hook on the back so it hangs on one on the cross bars in the tent.
Here's a picture of the parts I used. (Minus the tool box) it's just an ACE Hardrare 21" box
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Awesome heater.
What's the small flexiduct for? Exhaust? Does the unit sit inside or outside a tent?
What's the small flexiduct for? Exhaust? Does the unit sit inside or outside a tent?
Brian,
I just noticed you were from Oregon .....Me to. Where you at in Oregon ?
The furnace is simular to a regular furnace in a house in that it has a heat exchanger. the internal portion is the firebox and vented seperatly. the external portion is where the cold air is drawn across and heated up and sent out to the tent.
There are two flex pipes, one supplies the air, the other is the exhaust for the " Firebox" .
and yes, It sits outside the tent. I put it under the trailer, and the hose "For now" I lay into the door and zip it closed around the pipe.
I have a rubber peice, and plan to have an ulpolstrey shop stitch it to the side wall of the tent. it will have a hole slightly smaller than the hose. that way it wont conflict with the door. and will will be more professional.
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I'm in Gresham.
While you might not call it an accessory, this is the hitch from my trailer. Jusst slips into the receiver on my wagon. Its fully articulated. The only limit to movement would be when it hit the rig. It will even roll over if it had to.
Tony
Tony
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Any more accessory pics in the last few months?
Here are a couple more.
The first is my LPG tank holder on the tongue.
The second is the jack holder on the back of the trailer.
The first is my LPG tank holder on the tongue.
The second is the jack holder on the back of the trailer.
If your not limiting to jeep trailers, I'm working on a ford pick up box trailer right now and am going to add lots "add on". here's what I have so far. The last pic is of the propane tank mount, it's unfinished.
