Now that is a big Truck Camper
It appears using basically your Class 7 in a Japanese Truck that is also 4x4., is not that rare in Australia To answer your question Heavy Japanese Trucks like these are not sold in the US. Both have...
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burningman wrote:
I think the 20,000 pound payload might be a stretch. That truck is only legal for 32,000 total, it hasn’t got the axles and tires for more.
This looks cool but it’s a terrible rig to drive. The ride in these cabovers is horrible!
Off road you have to crawl or you’ll beat yourself and the camper to death.
I’d sooner use an old Peterbilt 359 or 389, with a real engine and air ride suspension.
At least they drive nice.
Off Road probably about 12,000 to 17,000 payloads. No quite comfortable as they all air ride suspensions.
Sorry a Peterbuilt 359 or 389 would have a very wide turning circle , ride would be pretty less than pleasant and fuel Economy would not be that great
