sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet lol

 

I love the KM1s. It's all I've had on my Jeep. Next tire will probably be an AT because of how little I go offroading now. Or even drive the Jeep for that matter.


Bumper is looking good dukie!

 

My shed smells like rubber

 

Number four showed up! Sweet

 

yup finally lol. It didn't feel right to post a photo of only 3 tires...

 

Also this showed up last week for the trailer. So incredibly easy...




I need to figure out what to do for wheels & adapters before pulling the trailer any great distance. It's first use will be Wednesday morning to haul these tires over to Adams to be mounted on the jeep before heading to the NC beaches

 

this thing still a DD?

 

YEA BUDDY

 

It sure has come a long way man. Got two more years till retirement from Gov work, then hopefully I can take a trip to personally meet a few of you.

 

And stock axles with stock 3.07 gears!

I think NewKindofClown rubbed off on him about saying "**** it".

Please come up here and hang out. We'll plan a Rausch Creek trip when you do. XJwonders can come then too.

 

Wait, you're in Maine now?

 

im excited to know how you like those tires, im going to move to 35s when i buy tires again

 

Haha no. But Maine lets you register a trailer completely online one a semi-permanent basis regardless of where you live, and if it's old enough you don't need a title, only a bill of sale. I can't get a title to satisfy Maryland's dumb MVA rules (registered the same as a car) since the trailer has never been registered/titled, and has changed hands a few times since being picked up at the gov't surplus.

That's why you see so many tractor-trailer trailers with Maine plates - cheap and easy to register them. I'm sure Maine makes a killing off it.

 

i finally finished welding up my bumper. There is a rubber bumper mount and the hi-lift brackets still to weld to the tire carrier arm, and it still needs to be powdercoated, but it'll be functional for my upcoming trip. I'm hitting it with a coat of black primer for now to protect it at the beach.

Added a gusset to the frame mounts because i was worried it would bend on side pulls:


Got the rear quarter protection extensions fitted the way i wanted them. Dirtbound's design has them screwed to the body. I didn't want to do this, so they got fully welded to the bumper.




Welded up the tire carrier plate assembly


Let the grinding begin



Finished!

 

That's awesome. I'm looking to picking up a DIY rear bumper once the funds come up. Not sure what I'm doing for a front yet.