Dr. Jack

[reapereviltwin]

Originally Posted by Glen4X4

Looks great Mike, I like!

Thanks Glen!!

[Turdle]

Looks like it will work fine. Check another off the list.

[MrQ]

Originally Posted by reapereviltwin

License Plate mounted with working light.

Now that is one kickass spare tire mount.

[reapereviltwin]

Originally Posted by Turdle

Looks like it will work fine. Check another off the list.

Thanks Jon!! Yepper, one more down, it be redneck, but had fun with my brother fabing it.

Originally Posted by MrQ

Now that is one kickass spare tire mount.

Thanks Dan!! The triangle brackets actually work perfect for a stop point, no cable to hook up now to keep it from being on the ground.

[cybergasm]

So when are these going into Production?

[corkey]

Looks good, simple but efficient,,

[reapereviltwin]

Originally Posted by cybergasm

So when are these going into Production?

LOL !! After the aw craps that happened, these would be a slow production line.

Originally Posted by corkey

Looks good, simple but efficient,,

Thanks Pete, I just wanted something simple to work, no fancy dancy purty thing, of course I be a simple minded person!!

[reapereviltwin]

The "hide what is underneath" bar. I had to stop because I found out again that there is an ant trail under this side of the rig, I actually had ants in my pants.

[Hitchhikingmike]

Oh no! there after that sweet sweet engine coolant!

[reapereviltwin]

Originally Posted by hitchhikingmike

oh no! There after that sweet sweet engine coolant!

lol!

[reapereviltwin]

Just ordered this for the rig, it's gonna be mounted inside the vehicle, as of how, I'll figure that out when it gets here.

http://truckandwinch.com/smittybilt-...ompressor.html

[BKennedy]

I bought this unit from the same vender on ebay several years ago. It has worked without any issues. Runs air tools. When I bought it, it was $150.00.
http://cgi.ebay.com/12v-1-5-gal-air-...item48402c35d7

Its the same unit as sold here under a different name;
http://www.extremeoutback.com/produc...ompressor.html

I was going to hard mount it in the Explorer, but then I bought an RV. It sets in a storage well wired into the house batteries. I just strap it down in the back when I go on runs without the RV.

If you ever plan on running bigger tires, you need a rockin' compressor to air them up. I have a ARB on-board for the front locker. I spent an hour airing up tires with that.

[reapereviltwin]

Originally Posted by BKennedy

I bought this unit from the same vender on ebay several years ago. It has worked without any issues. Runs air tools. When I bought it, it was $150.00.
http://cgi.ebay.com/12v-1-5-gal-air-...item48402c35d7

Its the same unit as sold here under a different name;
http://www.extremeoutback.com/produc...ompressor.html

I was going to hard mount it in the Explorer, but then I bought an RV. It sets in a storage well wired into the house batteries. I just strap it down in the back when I go on runs without the RV.

If you ever plan on running bigger tires, you need a rockin' compressor to air them up. I have a ARB on-board for the front locker. I spent an hour airing up tires with that.

Those are some mean air compressors.

I was planning on removing the rear seat anyhow, so am thinking of the well there, but will have to take a wait and see approach.
Yes, on the bigger tires, 35's are in the future.

[Maniak]

I run an mv50 compressor, as do some of the southern Ca guys.

One thing I did noticed, the quick coupler on the compressor isn't the normal quick coupler you would expect on the compressor side. I pulled that fitting and put in a normal quick coupler on ours. Now I can run a typical air hose on it.

Also it takes about 6 or 7 minutes to take a 33x12.50 tire from 13psi to 35psi. When your done, you need to let it sit for a bit to cool off if your going to put it back into a bag (not an issue if hard mounted).

Also, they do draw quite a few amps at startup, especially if they are starting against the pressure in a tire (say 40 psi like on a low trailer tire). I've changed the fuse holder on ours to a higher amperage one since the old fuse "holder" melted when I used it for 3 sets of tires.

Overall though.. the mv50 is a good compressor. Of course, I've gotten lazy and impatient in my old age. .I'm using co2 now.

~Mark

[lynchy wa]

I was abit worried about the heat compressor's put out when looking for a place to put mine and I read something about venting them to the outside so there is no oil smell when they're in use(?) There was a spun out idea on some blokes jeep down here where his compressor fit's right into the rear mounted spare

[reapereviltwin]

Originally Posted by Maniak

I run an mv50 compressor, as do some of the southern Ca guys.

One thing I did noticed, the quick coupler on the compressor isn't the normal quick coupler you would expect on the compressor side. I pulled that fitting and put in a normal quick coupler on ours. Now I can run a typical air hose on it.

Also it takes about 6 or 7 minutes to take a 33x12.50 tire from 13psi to 35psi. When your done, you need to let it sit for a bit to cool off if your going to put it back into a bag (not an issue if hard mounted).

Also, they do draw quite a few amps at startup, especially if they are starting against the pressure in a tire (say 40 psi like on a low trailer tire). I've changed the fuse holder on ours to a higher amperage one since the old fuse "holder" melted when I used it for 3 sets of tires.

Overall though.. the mv50 is a good compressor. Of course, I've gotten lazy and impatient in my old age. .I'm using co2 now.

~Mark

Thanks for the feedback!! I will plan ahead and be prepared for some of the "wtf now" stuff that comes up with doing something like this!!

[reapereviltwin]

Originally Posted by lynchy wa

I was abit worried about the heat compressor's put out when looking for a place to put mine and I read something about venting them to the outside so there is no oil smell when they're in use(?) There was a spun out idea on some blokes jeep down here where his compressor fit's right into the rear mounted spare

Wow, that's pretty cool idea!!!

[reapereviltwin]

Lookie Lookie what I got in today!!!

[lynchy wa]

Hey hey hey fantastic!!!! Got any tree's around your joint you can pull down???

[reapereviltwin]

Originally Posted by lynchy wa

Hey hey hey fantastic!!!! Got any tree's around your joint you can pull down???

LOL!! Actually there are a few, but I would love to hook it up to those dang goats and drag them across the catus plants!!!