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Can you translate what you mean by "abused like the Gull boys" is that a ozarker deal?

Interesting and thanks for the explanation. I know on my goofy little trailer I noticed some flex when it was lifted with a forklift. I attributed it to a fairly long tounge and the Aluminum chassis. It caused me to drive even slower on any drop offs or dips. Also to be mindfull to be gentle...

Wow great information on IO. I feel your frustration. Really suprised about thier chassis as I thought that the MS Trailer chassis was one of the strong points of the Xplores. Shows you what I know 😉 Leading up to when ROA first realesed the new Xplores they kind of implied it was some sort of...

Great points and it sure seems like Pause has done a great job backing their new trailers. Just kind of baffeled they couldn't just apply a three year warranty on the chassis, suspension and hitch but certainly understand you not wanting to get in an agreement about it. One thing I wonder about...

That's what I call good Karma

The EOS chassis appears to be one of the best so maybe it is more stable then others. I guess some folks rock thier trailers more then others 😉 But I like that solid feel especially when you un hitched your trailer on un level ground. Mine are removable and rock solid when deployed. Do admit...

Sid when I was looking at these trailers a few years ago I never really took it far enough to find any other owners. They sure seem to ne quality builds. I chatted with them several times and was impressed. Have you searched YouTube for video reviews? Maybe call them and as for owners you could...

But there having problems with the Timbrens as well. I will try and find our if they are using a cross bar. The Timbrens are designed to take a cross bar that connects each side. Some builders don't think it's nessassary. That is usually a mistake.

Sid take this for what it is but looking at the Wholly Bear FB group there are still issues with aliment and camber on the Overland timbren models. I am blown away that Taxa can't figure this out. Are they using a cross bar? Are thier frames out of square ? I would look elsewhere

Hey Oregon just checking to see how your trailer is holding up. I have been following Runmorun and it looks like njstar is doing great with warranty on the few issues he has had ( like we all do). Hope you have been getting out.

I will admit on this size trailer Timbrens would be fine. I have 3500HD on my Trailer Marker and they are fine for me. The Cruisemaster are Australian and near twice as much cost wise. This is why you don't see them on smaller northern American overland trailers. Others can probably explain...

I know I had the same issue with my Trail Marker and ended up throwing down site un seen. Maybe call Jamin and see if he sold any Base x s in TX

Sid I really think the Kingdom with Cruisemaster is the one. Are you in Colorado? I know Jamin the owner of Kingdom has land there and visits often. Don't let his Elkhart location scare you 😉

https://www.kingdomcampingrv.com/base-x 14k base. 2k more for cruisemaster

Gotcha. Did you get a chance to look at the other trailers I listed. Wondering if the wholly bear is off road capable enough for where you can go with your tacoma. I believe you could get that Kingdom Camping Base x with cruise master suspension which will be more capable then Timbrens

Have you looked at : Kingdom Camping Base Nut House Hickory Sojourn Overland off road badger

Sorry I missed that you already have a Taxa tiger mouth.

Hey Sid. I looked real hard at the Mantis. I did not like the all the rivets. It had axel issues. The mattress was laughable. One guy contacted me and said his roof blew off (older model) . I don't know if any of these issues happened on the smaller units. Let me think on this for other...

I just looked at a couple of recent vids on the eos and did not see any stabilizer jacks deployed on any of them. Kind of wierd especially with the rear door entry. We're are the hiding?