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burningman
Feb 21, 2017Explorer II
In that case, making sure you get a 6-foot bed will open up a lot of options.
But really, if I was gonna go off-road, I'd feel better about a pop-up trailer with flipped axle plus blocks or springs to get some lift and some big tires. I think that would follow you more places than you'll go with a tall hard-side camper on top. And it'll be a whole lot roomier. I know guys who pull such things behind their wheelers just about anywhere they wanna go. One guy goes such gnarly places with his that he has a rotating hitch setup to allow crazy twist.
But really, if I was gonna go off-road, I'd feel better about a pop-up trailer with flipped axle plus blocks or springs to get some lift and some big tires. I think that would follow you more places than you'll go with a tall hard-side camper on top. And it'll be a whole lot roomier. I know guys who pull such things behind their wheelers just about anywhere they wanna go. One guy goes such gnarly places with his that he has a rotating hitch setup to allow crazy twist.
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