rugged trailer
Been researching a new trailer for a while (we tend to take more time on these than we do on our cars). I really like the Northwood Nash 24M but the nearest dealer is 350 mi. from me and he has none i...
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TV aside, if you want strong, start by getting a TT that doesn't have a Lippert frame.
Northwood builds their own frame and has them independently certified to their "off road" standards. The same frames are used on Outdoors RV units.
Lance uses a BAL Ultraframe. A limited number of other makes/models also use the BAL frame like the Jayco Whitehawk. I see that Norco Industries (BAL) is now making a new generation of their frame called the NGX Frame. Both use huck-bolts for fastening and have almost no welding. You could always call them and ask for a list of makes and models of TT that are using them.
I'd also get a TT with shock absorbers - either as standard item, optional upgrade or having them custom installed (not hard to do). In addition, install Dexter EZ-Flex equalizers c/w heavy duty shackles and wet bolts.
Northwood builds their own frame and has them independently certified to their "off road" standards. The same frames are used on Outdoors RV units.
Lance uses a BAL Ultraframe. A limited number of other makes/models also use the BAL frame like the Jayco Whitehawk. I see that Norco Industries (BAL) is now making a new generation of their frame called the NGX Frame. Both use huck-bolts for fastening and have almost no welding. You could always call them and ask for a list of makes and models of TT that are using them.
I'd also get a TT with shock absorbers - either as standard item, optional upgrade or having them custom installed (not hard to do). In addition, install Dexter EZ-Flex equalizers c/w heavy duty shackles and wet bolts.
