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I don't have any customers that have done that yet, at least not that I know of...but that said, I know that 23ZERO told us that they have an additional extension available for the ladder, so it can be easily modified to handle the extra height. I would love to see one, just need someone to...

It is a mill finish bare aluminum, .024 thick. That is an actual picture of our roof, so you are seeing exactly what we manufacture. Thanks!!!

What I would want is an open female end on the front for a 2" receiver. That way a MaxCoupler or others designed that way could fit. It sounds like that could be welded on the front with a minor modification. Thanks, Chris Chris, unless I am misunderstanding you I would not modify the center...

You have some strong points when it comes to the water...it's something we've given some thought to and while we won't be introducing it at the opening of 2018 (August 1), we will be considering it for something mid 2018. Right now it's an easy to put on a Road Shower (roadshower.com), I have...

So sorry for the delayed response, I've been out of the office on vacation and finally getting back to it. You could take off the 22-1/2° down axle and replace it with a 45° down axle and it would give you 2" of additional clearance and the axle would still be tucked up...if you added the #9...

Our 2018 models are coming out the first of August...we will offer a MAX Flyer without the kitchen...so you will pick up the extra foot of length you want over the XLT Flyer. We have a few details to work out on the interior cabinets, but it will also move the battery inside of the trailer...

We use aluminum on EVERYTHING we build...we back our frames with a 3 year warranty, so without question, we are confident that they can handle real-world use. We find that the full aluminum, cage frame is better than having only an aluminum base frame...attaching stick and tin walls or bolting...

Great, we're looking forward to seeing some of our Flyers at the event...make sure you stop out and we'll get something planned for an evening cookout or something. Thanks!!!

Our furthest west dealer is Chico Truck & RV in Chico, CA, 530-891-9225. They are a great dealer for us and have an inventory that turns regularly. They also do their own factory pick-ups, so you can usually have a Flyer built to your spec and they can get it shipped without having to do an...

I'll try to do that...I was planning on attending this year, but scheduling didn't work out and my nearest dealer had a conflict as well. Thanks!!

Mike, glad things are going well with your Flyer! We really do try to make certain our service is as good after the sale as it is before...that's where it matters the most! Happy Adventures and share images with us of your Flyer in action!!

Well, I was just touching base to see who is planning on coming to Overland Expo East (September 28-Oct 1 - Asheville, NC at the Biltmore Estate) and bringing their expedition trailer (or hopefully their inTech RV)? If we could get a few Flyers down there I'd like to put something together one...

Drop me an email at info@intechrv.com and we can forward you the PDF with the full details, standard features, available options and MSRP pricing. Insulation is a tricky thing...do it right and it works great, do it wrong and it's like it isn't there. Anywhere that we use aluminum skin mounted...

I agree, I think the lift kit gives the Flyer the perfect stance...and a little more ground clearance never hurt anyone!! I need to add this to my Flyer.

Torsion axles work best when they are closer to full capacity than when they're not loaded. It takes the weight to get the torsion axle to get into the "zone" where it will work easier. I would agree that you will have a firmer ride than you might want. The harsher ride will be harder on...

The Dexter torsion axles come with an aluminum bracket that is welded directly to the frame...the axle is bolted to this aluminum bracket. You could weld in a block to raise the trailer, however you would need to cut out the aluminum bracket and grind down the tube making it smooth so you could...

Here's an image of our frame to give you a good idea as to what we're building...as you can see it is all-aluminum, all-tube...full cage frame for maximum strength. (read below image for more information and details). This image shows the bubble foil insulation. The insulation is mounted to...

For those of you interested, here's an aerial of the new building. And our main complex. Looks closely and you can see my Flyer...aptly named "Armageddon" with the green kayak on the roof.

Hey guys, I certainly can understand the frustration of having to wait for your MAX Flyer when you're ready to get out and do some camping and find the next great campsite...it's certainly not in our wishes to delay the adventure. Being a smaller manufacturer with a concerted effort of building...

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