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Definitely is. It’s what I wanted originally but couldn’t find what I needed and ended up getting a heck of a deal on the deck over. Fortunately, it all worked out in the end.

It’s just now creeping into the mid 80s. I just looked and it’s 84 to be exact 😎

Couldn’t ask for better weather to be out fixing roads and clearing brush.

This ^^^ Stupidity overpriced but how all Jeeps should come, standard.

I believe it and it’s totally nuts. I bought my deck over new back in 2017 and then sold it in 2023, a whole 6 years later and to buy my drive over, again new and it pretty much paid for the whole thing.

I love my dump trailer and don’t know how I got by so long without one.

I should note, trailers like this hold their value really well. I literally sold our deckover for more than what I bought it for years ago.

We did have a deckover but sold it a few years back and bought this driveover knowing we were going to buy a tractor. Here's a shot from after we bought our Mahindra.

Loaded up and ready to do some work under the sun today.

Glad to see you're diving right into this (y)

That's awesome! (y)

We have that big Tesla plant nearby and so these things are all around here. They'd been doing testing of them for years - just white trucks pulling various types of trailers loaded with weights.

I think that’s the point

LOL - glad to see Duncan having some fun with this.

Definitely need to go there 👍🏻

Where you drinking at 👍🏻

Factory is about +4°. I would NOT exceed +6° and even that is a bit much and can lead to driveline vibrations, especially if you have a JK or a JL without FAD.

Up front, caster takes precedence over pinion. What is your caster at now?

You really should be running closer to 30 psi. Too much air with new tires will make your Jeep feel flighty.