Boondock / off-grid option package
Why can't manufacturers offer a package of options for those of us who like to get off the beaten track with our campers? Stuff like extra clearance, pre-installed solar (not just prep) and LARGER da...
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eichacsj wrote:laknox wrote:eichacsj wrote:goducks10 wrote:
Artic Fox trailers meet most of those demands. You need to stay away from the 'lite' versions of trailers.
Some Jaycos do have large tanks. From the Eagle on up they have large tanks.
X2, Arctic Fox is made by Northwood Mfg. They sell Nash and Snow river also. Nash being the most rugged for off roading. Though we off orad with our AF 30u. Very tough, we off road in 4wd so no light paved RV park use.
I'd seriously consider them, but I can't afford both a FW =and= a truck. My '02 just doesn't have the payload for them.
Lyle
Hum your signature says you had a 2500 diesel. I pull a AF 30U with a 2500 gas with no problem. I would think you could pull a <20 footer with your TV.
(sigh) It's not what I can TOW, it's what I can CARRY. The smallest AF FW that I'd consider has 2,000+ lb =dry= pin wt and a 15,700 GVW. WAY more than my truck can handle. The smallest Fox Mountain has a near-2,200 lb pin at GVW, or about 400 lbs more than my Komfort at GVW. It's also 200 lbs heavier at GVW than my Komfort. You're towing a TRAILER, I want a FIFTH WHEEL.
Lyle
