I have a Mission Overland trailer now for about two years. I just completed the Utah Backcountry Discovery route about 700 miles off pavement.
I've driven the Camino Del Diablo,Magruder Corridor Trail, Medrano Primitive Trail,Smokey Mountain road.
Hours of washboard , some rock crawling, hours...
I have an Adventure Medicine professional guide kit. I added some extra CATs and trauma dressings in a separate bag. According to Adventure Medicine ,the kits are good for three years.
When mine hits three years, I'll keep what I can and throw away the rest and buy a new kit.
I've had it for over 20 years. Great program 100 mile tows, road service, trip interruption insurance that pays for hotel rooms. A must have for anyone who travels.
I have my local fabricator do any mods I need. I don't have rear jacks and have never seen the need for them. I added a ArkPak XO jack in addition to the stock jack. It is only there for emergencies.
You can spend more for a fancy fiberglass tank than a regular aluminum or steel tank. Only a weigh advantage. Some places will not fila fiberglass tank.
In the Southwest, fire bans are pretty much a yearly occurrence. I only use propane. Easy and clean.
From what I see with campsites with charcoal ashes and coals on the ground plenty of people don't care about the ban. Another thing I don't like about charcoal is most people leave the trash...
Pro tip
The breakaway brake battery is not charged through the 7 pin. Bottom picture is while plugged in and the engine running.
I removed the battery and put it on a charger.
We just completed the Utah Backcountry Discovery route.
744 mostly off road miles from Bluff ending at Bear Lake at Garden City. Temps from a high of 106 to a low of 36 degrees. The highest altitude we hit was just over 10,000 ft.
Hours upon hours of rough roads and some rock crawling for fun.
I found my roof getting harder to open . I used to be able to push with one hand and it would open but now I need to give it a hard push with both arms. If someone has a part number for structs please share.
Check out Mission Overland trailers.
No requirement to put down a massive deposit and wait a year to have the trailer made.
You can pick A Mission Overland up at an RV dealer. I've had one for over a year and have been very happy with it.
https://missionoverland.ca/
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