Recommend a TT (rough roads, no campgrounds)
Looking for suggestions for a new TT. A few years back, we owned a unit from Outdoors RV. It seemed well built but was too large for the places we like to camp. We camp as far in the back country t...
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ppine wrote:
The best factory TTs for off-road applications would probably be Outdoors RV made in Oregon. They have a suspension system with shocks, welded aluminum frame and very large tanks. They are designed for off-road use.
As an ORV owner I beg to differ. Adding shocks and a CRE3000 to a 60's style trailer frame does not make it off road capable.
The independent style suspensions on the Aussie style TT's is the only true off road version.
ORV's are intended for off the grid use. All ORV trailers are too big and long for serious off roading. They're fine for gravel roads and dirt roads that any Honda Accord could drive down. My driveway is not even steep and my rear stab jacks almost rub the concrete when backing in or pulling out.
As for Black Series trailers origin. It seems hard to get the facts. From reading on various forums it seems that they're Aussie designed with China made frames and or box and assembled in CA.
I would call to see if I could do a tour of the factory if that interested. If they don't let you see the factory then that will tell you something.
