Suspension Options
I am in the process of buying a new trailer and have not been able to find a good source of information and recommendations for a dual axle trailer suspension. Here and there, a manufacturer will men...
Forum Discussion
Time to do some real life crawling around .
gmw_photos and profdanT139 each have FunFinders and seem to be happy .
ProfDan is a boonedock freak .
gmw has the right idea about the tire upgrade .
on the west coast is where the boonedock trailers are more prevalent .
a komfort with shock absorbers and upgraded tires has served me well .
Arctic and Nash ( same thing ) are okay also .
throw in the Lance and you have the most obvious well built for boondocking .
look at the max payload , size of the trailer frame , ground clearance , tank capacities and go to work .
any of the 5 would be better than the rest for gravel road service .
gmw_photos and profdanT139 each have FunFinders and seem to be happy .
ProfDan is a boonedock freak .
gmw has the right idea about the tire upgrade .
on the west coast is where the boonedock trailers are more prevalent .
a komfort with shock absorbers and upgraded tires has served me well .
Arctic and Nash ( same thing ) are okay also .
throw in the Lance and you have the most obvious well built for boondocking .
look at the max payload , size of the trailer frame , ground clearance , tank capacities and go to work .
any of the 5 would be better than the rest for gravel road service .
