OutdoorPhotographer wrote:
Have you looked at Nash's 4 season models?
X2 - I would strongly suggest a Dessert Fox for that kind of use. The Northwood trailers are actually made for off-road use, so they have stronger joints on the body structure, better clearance, way better insulation, and small things like bigger brakes and shocks absorbers. And the axles aways seem one step higher than the equivalent floor plan from the big brands.
(PS - My Outdoors RV Creekside also has a Northwood chassis... if was one of the criteria when I was trailer shopping).
