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A rap around porch would be cool up there

I would not have built on land locked property what do u do if the other property owner says u cant go through thier property to get to it

You came back after 13 yrs!!!

Amazing would love to see more after coming from Facebook it looks great

We have deer blinds in Michigan and I noticed you have not treated the outside wood yet, the best thing to do is either brush on or use a cheap deck sprayer and spray a mix of 80 percent used engine oil and 20 percent kerosene or diesel fuel on it. Preserves the wood and keeps all bugs wasps critters away from it for 3-4 years. Smells for about 6 weeks so I recommend doing in the spring. Also I did not get a look at the underside of your floor bit I recommend putting 2” foam board insulation up there and wrapping it in screen.

Very cool. I came here after seeing your Facebook post. I subscribed. Looking forward to seeing what else you do to the cabin

Nice work!

Nice! Loved it. Great job!

Nice job!

Very nice! I hope you have security cameras just in case. I mean you are showing everyone what you have, just saying 😬🫣

Pretty cool.

Just saw this video! Don't know how I missed it. Thank you for doing it so we can hear it instead of music:) I hope this is still running strong and continues to for many years to come. I love the Jeep 2 Barrel propane kits because of how much stronger they run and how smooth they idle. The Weber Carburetor and Carter Carburetor both do a poor job of letting these engines run to their full potential. They ran as well or better than any fuel injection conversion. The oil stays clean for much longer as well. Thanks again, Cary @ Gotpropane.com

Amazing vehicles. I saw a bunch of these a few weeks ago on the American side at some of the local gas stations.

Those trails look like a great time!

Its just north of Sault Ste Marie in Canada. There used to be a webpage for one of the parks, but I could not find it via a google search.

where is tis 4x4 park in canada?

It would be the cost of a second selnoid, high pressure hose and fittings... Not sure on the cost, but I think if you give the guys at Got Propane a call they could tell you. You would also need another set of mounting brackets for the tank.

Sure thing! I am still running this almost 2 years later and love the conversion. This is a full LPG conversion, no option to run gasoline. The only issue that I have had is making sure that I have enough fuel onboard (ran out a few times on the trail). To remedy this, I now carry two tanks with me. I am looking at running a second line to the second tank and putting another fuel selnoid in so that I can switch tanks with a flip of a switch. -Rob

@asssface2000 - There is more then just hoses, fittings and a mixer. There is also fuel shut-offs, the injector, adaper, new silicone gaskets, tank mounting brackets, etc. Also, Cory the owner provides great advice and support when making the modifications. Show me a parts list where you can get the kit for well under $850 not using something that is cobbled together. I looked up the parts that I needed seperatly and was over the cost of the kit.

so you paid like $850 for some hoses and fittings and a mixer? seems like a rip off.

The install did not take very long. I did it in a few stages, but I think less then 4 hours total. Very easy install, just think though and plan before you do the install. Not sure on the MPG as this is a trail rig, but the response is great and I would say that there feels like horsepower increase from the seat of your pants.