R-Pod offroad?
While trying to determine what's the best solution for our needs, I heard someone say good things about the R-Pod trailers. It's small, relatively light and especially the "hood river" edition has ...
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I take an "ordinary" trailer off-pavement all the time, on some very rough roads. But first, I modified it for additional clearance and added shocks and heavy springs. And second, I go very, very slow -- around ten miles an hour. So I am limited to places that are within about ten miles from pavement.
Nash and Arctic Fox have much heavier structural members than my trailer or an R-Pod does. If I tried to go 30 mph on a very rocky road, my trailer would probably come apart.
Nash and Arctic Fox have much heavier structural members than my trailer or an R-Pod does. If I tried to go 30 mph on a very rocky road, my trailer would probably come apart.
