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I doubt anyone knows for sure. Changes seem to be ongoing trailer to trailer.

@pnwinfernopro What kind of lights do you have hanging from the awning?

Congrats Ron! - I have not had any problems powering the fridge for several days but I have the solar package. I don't think it uses much juice. It's like a Yeti cooler that needs the odd top-up. - I ordered the walls with my unit (Feb2021) but they were out of stock at delivery (May 2021)...

Who doesn't go prone immediately after exiting ANY door?

I can understand that. The door design is definitely a 'con' on the list of pros & cons. I think the number of pros on the Summit far outweigh the cons. That said, with children, we do have to take extra steps to avoid head bangs on the door. We put pool noodles on the corners when the door is...

I have the solar upgrade but I don't have the panels on my roof.

I have the cot bunks in my trailer. In my opinion, they should be coverted to flat beds using some type of board. The cots are noisy and my son found them very uncomfortable. I converted our bunks to flat beds using 3/8 baltic birch and a rivet gun. It's WAY better. We use the front box rack...

Good things come to good people. Happy that, not only will you continue being Mission Overland user, you will get all the benefits of the latest Summit model. Couldn't have asked for a better outcome.

I was a tree planter in Northern BC so I'm accustomed to bears but this year, two different grizzlies killed two different people within weeks of one another close to where I live. Seems the growth of outdoor recreation is starting to piss the bears off. Unfortunately, sidearm ownership is...

@WU7X Fixable?

Very cool looking trailer. Congrats.

From what I can tell on my Summit, it is using the 3 horizontal bolts through the frame (2 on one side of a cross member and a 3rd on the other side of the cross member). It also appears that the frames are welded with a right angled bracket securing the Timbren vertically utilizing the vertical...

Dale, any updates on your situation?

If you look on their instagram page near the beginning of when MO launched, it shows that they were including 2 rear recovery points as options. Not sure if that option went away or if nobody has bothered to ask for it.

@Bubblegoose1 The L Track is temporarily mounted to the ceiling with heavy duty 3M VHB double sided tape. One piece of track is mounted along the length of the roof and second piece is perpendicular. Our plan is to go on a camp and see where the track is most useful. Once that's decided, I will...

Some small improvements today. Safety tethers for the bunk beds. We accidentally knocked the rubber latch off once and it came down like a guillotine: Cargo pockets from RB Components: L track on the ceiling:

^^^ From what I understand, they are so busy, they aren't able to accommodate customizations outside of their option choices. All three stabilizer jacks can be taken off or flipped horizontal for travel.

The part number for the struts on my unit are Suspa C16-14902 (150lb rating). Mission is replacing our struts with the equivalent 175lb version. We added the rack bars at the last minute and they add 36lbs of dead weight for just the crossbars (I have no idea what the side rails weigh)...

Kitchen pull out resolved. There must have been some debris stuck in the track because today I gave it a good yank and it came out another 2 inches. Whew.

Yep, I have one on the way. I decided against the Bluetooth model however. First, when camping I try not to look at my phone at all. Second, the Bluetooth model only powers on when it is wired to your water pressure circuit. I decided to go with the surface mount model that uses AA batteries...