Moab Fort XL

[mikecrom83]

Would you all recommend it? I'm ready to pull the trigger on an off road trailer in the $8k range. Does anyone have experience with it? Any other recommendations? Thanks Guys

 

[jk_surgeonfish]

I too am interested in the responses on this. I plan on checking out their manufacturing location since I only live 90 miles from it. The only thing that I question is the use of the torsion axle and how it rides on wash board for those that have this trailer.

 

[mikecrom83]

I too am interested in the responses on this. I plan on checking out their manufacturing location since I only live 90 miles from it. The only thing that I question is the use of the torsion axle and how it rides on wash board for those that have this trailer.

Lucky You! I'm in CT so shipping would be coming out of pocket...

 

[Box Rocket]

I don't have any actual trail time with one but having seen one they look to be a nice trailer in that price range. It wouldn't be hard to swap the axle, suspension to leaves in the future if you decided you didn't like the torsion axle. I'd try it out and see how it handles what you need it to do.

 

[Uncle Beer]

I've rented the model they made for tepui this coming memorial weekend after I spent a good 1-1/2 hours talking to Rick, one of the owners, and was very impressed. My brother in-law used one of their earlier models and raved about it and that got me interested it one. They're built on site rather than merely assembled and seeing a number of units at various stages I'm impressed.

with anything, there's give and take as far as features, but the kitchen similar to a teardrop is what both the wife and I like. As I said before, we are renting one for just shy of a week. Plenty long enough for us and our two boys, the youngest first trip. we're hoping this tells us if the trailer w/ a RTT is for us.

They're going to be at the Expo in a few weeks. Check 'em out


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