Recommend a TT (rough roads, no campgrounds)
Looking for suggestions for a new TT. A few years back, we owned a unit from Outdoors RV. It seemed well built but was too large for the places we like to camp. We camp as far in the back country t...
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Steve76eb wrote:Cortttt wrote:Clicck wrote:afidel wrote:
That's a Black Series trailer. They're an Aussie designed, US built trailer. .
Hardly, they are a chinese designed copy of what an aussie trailer looks like.
Plenty of other forums have posts about the poor quality, junk materials, and poor assembly.
There are people who get duped into paying big dollars because it looks "Aussie" LOL.
I wouldn't fall into the trap of assuming that because something was made in China that its low quality. (Half of our stuff including IPhones are made in China). I would be wary as well of concluding from a couple of posts that something is low quality. There is a Black Series Facebook site. I saw one guy with complaints - the rest seemed pretty happy.
My question regarding these big, beautiful trailers is how well they do off road. That's actually pretty hard to tell.
A guy at work just sold his Black Series after less than 2 years. Bought himself a ORV. The reason you do not hear of too many people complaining about the Black Series is the ownership has threatened litigation against people who complain about their product. Some dealers have stopped carrying them do to quality issues.
Going from an BS to an ORV just doesn't compute - those are two different animals. Sounds like he wanted to do more off roading.
I have heard a number of things about BS - some not good and some good. I'm keeping an open mind.
