Well made off road trailer
Hello, Investigating trailers that can take going down unpaved roads. I'm not talking real rough but more on the line of well maintained two track roads. Something with Good ground clearance, goo...
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Just my opinion, but I don't like towing any kind of trailer on dirt roads due to the ST tires. I would rather use an E rated LT tire but you would probably need new wheels due to tire/wheel psi ratings that would have to fit your wheel wells and trailer framework.
I have done it a few times and was lucky afterwards. Rolling down the highway at 65 mph after covering miles of off road travel is not a good idea IMO.
If you venture into the back country with no cell service, i would know how to retract a slideout and retract an electric awning . Know the 'how-to' mechanics of both because you will probably have no help.
A pop-up TC with no slide and aluminum siding would be the unit of choice for ground clearance (holding tanks,dump valves) , low center of gravity, E rated tires to stand up to rocks and the aluminum saves weight, filon is heavier. Its also a lot easier to make a u-turn when you get into a back road 'tight spot' .
If you choose to go ahead with it :
Mods can also be done to any unit.
leaf spring equalizers
shocks
flip the axles , to offer increased ground clearance to offer more protection to the dump valves and holding tanks.
I have done it a few times and was lucky afterwards. Rolling down the highway at 65 mph after covering miles of off road travel is not a good idea IMO.
If you venture into the back country with no cell service, i would know how to retract a slideout and retract an electric awning . Know the 'how-to' mechanics of both because you will probably have no help.
A pop-up TC with no slide and aluminum siding would be the unit of choice for ground clearance (holding tanks,dump valves) , low center of gravity, E rated tires to stand up to rocks and the aluminum saves weight, filon is heavier. Its also a lot easier to make a u-turn when you get into a back road 'tight spot' .
If you choose to go ahead with it :
Mods can also be done to any unit.
leaf spring equalizers
shocks
flip the axles , to offer increased ground clearance to offer more protection to the dump valves and holding tanks.
