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Are you selling this? You posted in the "For Sale" area.

Nice build. Did you build the rack fro the RTT or was that purchased? I'd like something similar for my trailer. I believe you need to list the location of the trailer. GLWS...

If I were to buy right now, I'd prob get a Hiker. Not the traditional teardrop style, but a good [enough] quality trailer for my purpose. I would second the advice to check out "Playing with Sticks." Drew gives excellent reviews and advice. He'll also reply to your comments/questions. Appears...

where are you located?

I like how you're thinking...Blackstone. Have you checked out Tventuring forum? and CompactCampingConcepts ? I would say minimum size is a 4'x6' trailer. Smaller may be a bit unstable and your RTT will hang over too much. Where do you want the kitchen? Off the back or a pull out. My trailer is...

I don't believe the 4 bolt will work for what you want to do. Also those small tires don't take highway speeds very well. I had something similar and changed the hubs and then used ST175/80D13. I picked up a pair from Amazon for less than $200

Ok, so they totally reversed the installation. Have you considered reversing the whole side panel. From your picture it looks like the seams near the corners/edges would be easier to unstitch and resew instead of cutting out the window. I think reversing the panel would provide the widow you...

I can understand your frustration. Is it screen material next under the outside flap or plastic window? It will influence what to do next. I like the idea just posted by @klahanie.

local pick up only?...you might want to list where you're located...

As plh noted, it will not go up. You will need pressure (forced or column of water - like your sink trap) to "push" the water into the gray tank, but you will have water left in the trap. Could also: - drop the gray tank a couple of inches so water flows - raise the shower floor a bit and...

I had a similar thought, but could not find a camper that fit my trailer. I would have to build the trailer to fit the dimensions of the camper. If you started with a truck bed and made that in to a trailer it would be much easier to fit the camper. It would be much easier to fit most any...

Am I reading this correctly? .... The camper can go on the Tundra or on the trailer AND can be removed at will. If on the trailer, when removed the trailer will go back to it's original use case... Novel idea and I think it can be done. You will need to build up the trailer chassis a bit...

Agreed. This is a great deal. Especially considering the RTT.

Price and Location are required by the Forum. Surprised the moderators haven't flagged it yet.

How much are you asking for the trailer? I'm assuming the trailer is in CO...

You will probably want to upgrade the axle to a 3500# if you're going with bigger wheels/tires....new hubs too.

that's a pretty light frame. why the need to upgrade the axle? especially if you're not rock crawling, etc... are you adding the 6" to cover the tires? I think I saw your post on another forum as well....

where are you located? What's the size of the topper? or the vehicle it's made for...

Best of luck!

If it doesn't extend up above the vehicle, either, but the box looks a bit too "square." (pun intended :) ) Too much like a cargo trailer. I prefer cutting off the front corner for aesthetics - it give the trailer a "direction." ....just my preference....