Lifetime Tent Trailer Kit

[Arctic Cat]

I saw this today at Sam’s Club Online. I’m going to pass this on to you guys as some of you may be interested. Price $2,799 shipping included in the price


http://www.samsclub.com/sams/lifetime-tent-trailer-kit/prod7730302.ip?navAction=


Trailer Specifications:
• Trailer dimensions and weight allow for comfortable towing by compact sized SUVs
• Trailer has a 2,000 lb. GVWR
• Trailer bed is perfect for an ATV or other gear
• Heavy-duty steel frame has a durable, rust-resistant powder-coated finish
• Trailer bed features solid wood flooring
• Ships as a kit with assembly required
• External Trailer Dimensions: 126.5” L x 79” W (10.5’ x 6.6' )
• Internal Trailer Dimensions: 85" L x 60 1/2” W (7.08' x 5.04')
• Internal Trailer Dimensions w/ Gates Down: 113" L x 60 1/2” W (9.42' x 5.04')
• Payload Capacity: 1300 lbs.
• Side Gate Dimensions: 40.5" depth from trailer floor
• Coupler Ball Size: 2” ball
• Electrical: Four-way flat plug
• Trailer Material: Powder-coated steel frame and solid wood flooring
• Trailer Lights: Weather protected wiring to avoid damage
• Gross Axle Weight Rating (GAWR): 2,000 lb. idler axle
• Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR): 2,000 lb.
• Total Weight: 700 lbs.
• Utility Cargo Space: 123 cubic ft.
Tent Specifications
• Spacious 7 ft. ceiling and 84 square-foot interior provides plenty of living space
• Eight large windows and screen vents provide great ventilation
• Weather-resistant bag protects the tent during transportation and storage
• Tent Material : 150 denier polyester tent with 3000 mm PU coating for weather resistance
• Tent Dimensions: 7' L x 12' W x 7' H
• Tent Weight - 25 lbs.
• Tent Frame: Aluminum poles
• Wall Pockets: Integrated wall pockets for small storage items
• Tent Bed Size: 2 twin XL beds - mattresses not included (sleeps up to 6 people including floor space)
• Bed extensions available for queen sized
• Tent Interior Height: 7 ft.
• Interior Space: 84 square ft

 

[Cold Iron]

That is somewhat similar to the little giant trailer\tent combo. Couple of hundred more but it is pretty rugged, at least the trailer is. For someone in a warmer climate either solution might work OK. One of the engineers at letsgoaero tent\trailer uses it for elk hunting in Co. and he sent me some early designs of it in use in the mountains.

I have had just the little giant trailer for a couple of years now and it is extremely well made. I have a wall tent so not really interested in another tent solution so put a construction topper on it for a hard side and use the vestibule from my Cabelas Big Horn Tent. The channel at the top of the trailer allows customization for many options. Works pretty well for me and the dog last week in the Mn. Arrowhead grouse hunting. Still have some more insulating to do but at 17 deg F it was plenty warm with the heater and thermostat on low.

Just another option thought I'd throw out there.

 

[Mudrunner]

I saw this at Sportsman's warehouse for a couple of years. I thought it was cool but way over priced since you could pretty much make one with your own trailer and a sewing machine.
But still cool if you have the money to burn.

http://www.buylifetime.com/products/blt/pid-65013.aspx