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I'm thinking you're going to want to move those shackle hangers forward. those springs aren't going to flex much unless you've got a big load in the trailer so it's going to be pretty bouncy the way you have it now. Here's where I set mine.

Thanks Greg. It's got a few things to work on still but it's slowly coming together.

Update. Had the new "work" decals done to the cruiser today. Turned out nice IMO. Not too flashy but noticeable. . . . .

This is still available. Nobody has come to get it.

The only thing he has added is new tires. It was well built by my neighbor before he sold it. Very lightly used with low miles too. Great truck.

Kane Creek . . . little swimming . . . . . .

I finally got a shakedown run with the new 80 over the weekend. A couple weeks before I bought the cruiser my brother-in-law also bought one. He bought a really nicely built LX470 from my next door neighbor. So both of us needed to get some dirt miles on the new trucks and see how they were...

Yes it's a touch screen.

It will display the maps from the phone so if you use google maps or whatever on your phone it will display that.

Big props to Ratio AV for some help with interior goodies last night. New Pioneer touchscreen DVD/HD Radio deck in the dash with Bluetooth. As well as a dropdown DVD (10.3" display) with wireless headphones in the back for the kids. The overhead unit is 1080p with SD Card, USB, RCA and HDMI...

The bow that extends out for the canopy on the tent should be at about 45* and support the upper corner of the canopy and the vertical sides will hang down. Common mistake to extend it straight out flat the first time. Looks great otherwise.

Few small updates. I was having some steering wobble but had a good alignment so I got looking at the brakes and the new wheel spacers. I took the wheel spacers off last night and so far the wobble seems to have gone away. I'll re-install them later and see what I can figure out. The brakes...

sounds good. I'll ping you when it shows up too.

A couple thoughts. As you know a longer tongue will make it easier to back up the trailer. Shorter will make it more maneuverable. Personally, for an offroad trailer I do what I can to match the distance from the rear axle of the tow vehicle to the axle on the trailer and have that distance as...

Looking good. A few gussets would be a good idea, just speaking from experience. The good news is your tent should be delivered today. I won't get home until later so I would need to drop it off tomorrow morning, or you're welcome to come grab it. My wife should be home all day. Delivery is...

Sounds good. Come get it. I'll be home around 7:30pm tonight. text me at 8017108110 and I'll get you my address.

I'm out of town until Tuesday but it free for the taking as soon I get back. 8017108110

Sub'd. Nice work with the hammer and dolly. That is a skill I have never developed and I admire those who can do it. Stoked to see what you do with this trailer.

I'll try to snap a couple pics, but mounting was pretty simple. There are scab plates welded to the frame and the sliders welded to the frame plates. With a big gusset on the top of the leg where it attaches to the frame. Yes, but the 4XInnovations sliders are not available for a Cruiser. I...

Seriously. Especially for the cruisers. Slee sliders are $900-$1000. Metal Tech ones are $900. Those are two of the more popular options. Don't get me wrong, they are both very nice, but I couldn't justify spending that when I know there is something that works just as well for a fraction of...