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I just have a temporary fix for the hold down of the batteries. Once I have the batteries for solar figured out I will build in either ratchet straps or a way for the cover to hold down the batteries then make a more secure box top. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I rebuilt the battery box and went with Group 31's for $80 each and unlimited availability. I also have the room to add batteries for solar. https://builtmfg.com/2016/11/14/batteries/

Are the H4's made by Hella?

I found that it was roughly 14' per door, but I might be wrong (I typically over-measure for something like this). Which means 25' roll is going to be short.

I bought a keyed ignition for my 1078 off TMG and I would like for all the lights that have to be manually turned on to work with the ignition. Has anybody ever tackled this? I was watching a video by Two If Overland and noticed they wired all the lights to a single switch but I want it to work...

I'm interested in steel, aluminum or fiberglass, just want to get rid of this plastic one.

Mine are aluminum, but my door handles are also mounted up-side-down. So I have a passenger on the driver and vice versa.

Anybody have the part # for the longer studs? or a place to purchase?

Where did you get the lug nuts? Thanks for the reply Seth, I actually sent you an email yesterday about a few of your other upgrades. Eric

Does anybody have photos of these on their LMTV. I'd like to see how the CTIS is set up. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Agreed, they are great.

This is old but Couch Offroad is the guy who built Bam Bam for the Breslau Rally.

i've been looking at the Bostrom LTSS. It's a low profile seat with 2 inches of suspension. Probably my favorite so far. Here is another fav but I would like it to have some suspension.

They average about $240 if you search "hydraulic bead breaker" even used.. but the money isn't really the issue. Trying to verify what I am searching for (details or specs) to know it will work to breakdown these tires. This for example doesn't appear to be big enough. Whereas this does...

I'm going to resurrect this thread. Any thoughts on gauging what manual bead breaker will work for LMTV wheel teardown. I found these as an example, they range from $129 to $1049.

I called a few months ago, they were out, and my understanding is they won't be getting more.

Put two seats in the center and face them outward towards the window. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Well, it's all about perspective. It's still cheaper than a Fuso, Sprinter or a Unimog. The price of entry on these things is so low and the parts aren't the sort of thing you can pick up at Napa (for the most part) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It's installed an in good working order, thanks! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Is it a 1078A1? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk