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When you get to NY, shot me a PM. Would be cool to get to share stories from both sides of the continent. Im originally from BC, and hoping to get back out there one day...:coffeedrink:

Check the guys out from Rock Krawler...Jeremy and Justin are a couple of really stand up guys, and their product really does show it...tell them Andy sent you...they'll really work to get you what you need.

took the trailer fun a test run...did great, pintle worked great(a lot of banging and clanging...lol), but worked great! To answer your question, still running the springs that were originally on the trailer...they have loosened up a little, but still want to have a lil fabrication fun, and...

trip report First off, thanks for sharing your trip with us...looked like an awesome time! I've been wanting to make an epic trip similar to ths for quite some time, and was wondering if you would post the route that you took, so that I can plan a trip for next year... I'm about 2/3s the way to...

Spent a few hours today cleaning up the wiring for the taillights, did some welding, and threw a couple coats of paint on the trailer...now its starting to look like something other than a rusty mess! Still got a lot to do...tailgate, lid, battery box...an the list goes on...determined to have...

Also trying to figure out a mount for mine, and my kids mountain bikes...also trying to figure out how to make something work for a battery/control box on the front...that, opinions, drop down rear gate, or swing out door? Throw me some ideas guys...

Well, its been awhile since I've posted anything on this build, so here goes guys...finally took it for a maiden run up an easy trail, just to see how it did...and I'm happy as can be, as it pulled very well. Did have some minor damage from a brush with a rock, but a bfh fixed that...;) I did...

The trailer looks great! Im glad to see that it went to someone that was planning to finish it off as nicely as you have...I had watched this build almost from the start, and have gotten many ideas for the next trailer I'm planning to build...I can only hope that mine will look half as good as...

This looks like a great place to explore! Thanks for sharing your adventure, Id deffinatlely take that trip, get off the grid for a few days, and unwind...

Hey there Jerry! glad to see that you're back on the road! Thank you for sharing your experiences with us, great write-ups, and photos. I have plans for taking a trip out to B.C. myself for next spring, and plan on taking part of my time there to explore some of the places I had been to as a...

How much are you asking...looks to be in very good shape

Great pics of what looked like an epic journey! If Im not mistaken, I believe i that I watched some video footage of this trip...makes me really want to get my Cherokee , and camping trailer done so that I can do some similar trips myself...:sombrero: Thank you for sharing your trip with...

steering and axle Sweet rig dude! I have a couple questions for you. What did you source the d44 front axle from? And looking at the pics of your rig on the RTI ramp, looks like you have a cross-over steering set going on...are you by any chance running WJ knuckles? And if so, how do you like...

How much are you looking to get for it? Sent from my MB886 using Tapatalk

Looking forward to see what you come up with for the new one Jess. If this one is any indication of what is to come, sawtooth xl2 should be awesome!!! Just wondering though...did you evere actually wiegh the trailer when you completed it?:sombrero:

I think some of the issue is that the springs do.tt have any movement, as all of the pivots are bound up...the only bounce I get is from the tires, so unfortunately, the shocks won't help. As of right now, the trailer widths in at 700lbs...I've still got to put a floor, tailgate, lid, and...

This was what I started with. It was 23ft long when I got it, 6ft wide between the fenders...now the frame is 4x6, and the sides are 22inches tall Sent from my MB886 using Tapatalk

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The reason for changing it up, is i have some stock springs from my buddies tj rubi, and the materials to make it work. Whats not working right now, is even when loaded with a 1000lbs of scrap metal, this bad boy still bounces pretty good. the main reason for wanting to swap out the leaves for...

I've finally figured out to post my pics from my phone...woohoo! At any rate, my question is whether anyone on here has some suggestions as to what would work on a low budget... was thinking a simple trailing arm, with a pan hard rod to keep it centered...any thought:D Sent from my MB886 using...