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Added more pics. Propane tank is in front storage with a gas line to the back Rack in pic is no longer there Spare gas can was lent to a desperate person who was out of fuel and never returned Any questions, please ask.

Complete rewrite. My better 3/4ths and I really had a few seasons enjoying this rig. We were able to choose features that we really wanted for our type of lifestyle. Six weeks boondocking in Grand Staircase, so far off the beaten path, we could barely see anyone drive by or several weeks...

Hi, currently, I'm using the trailer to haul stuff to the landfill. I was going to advertise it later. The tent, mattresses and cover is in the landfill. It has a 30 gallon water tank and 12vdc system with lights. I have hubs to use toyota wheels too. I also lifted it.

For older Jumping Jacks. I don't know if they fit the newer models. All well used. Mostly Metal parts: Sink and frame Two wheel stops Lantern rack Four bed extensions Water jug rack Awning with poles and bag. Two caveats: Take it all. Time is short for us, pick it up near LA Grange, CA

We drank out of both our trailers water tanks for years now. I do change and it it between trips.

After six years of ownership we moved to a teardrop just so we could extend of season of travel. The JJ is a very well built trailer and we were very happy with it. It has been modified a bit (see pics on this site), has most of the options from JJ. A 30 gallon fresh water tank and electric pump...

Levelers. I store them on the back.

Funny you should ask. I have been planning to sell it for three months now. The problem is that we’ve been on vacation most of the time.

I welded two more jacks on the back corners. Yes, it is a tripod using the front jack but it is very fast to level.

Same with us. We worked with Michael at Wanderlust so we could have these done right after the build was done.

It was only three trips to the DMV for us. We had ours built in Oregon which ended up being a can of worms. It is now a Wanderlust brand trailer and not a So-Cal. Have all your measurements ready and try not to show the galley if you can.

I have my setup so I could use my trailer tires for an emergency spare if needed, so they are balanced.

I just returned from a very nice three day trip and had on two occasions, my trailer lights not working at all. I try to remember to check them at each stop and found they weren’t working while filling up with fuel. I un and ré plugged in the harness which made them work again but it is still a...

I was going to start a new thread but decided to post here. Went with the company color shocks, springs and upper control arms. I tow a teardrop trailer and this setup has helped a lot. We just return from a week in Gold Butt and Toroweap areas, with a lot of dirt roads and were better than I...

Not really, when I’ll be selling the trailer soon and hopefully whoever buys it will want them.

Looking at your pic, I see that you already have a 1” lift block on the trailer. Someone else I talked to, measured and ordered a new Dexter torsion with the 45° angle, added some lift, got the six lug hubs and was very happy. These axles are not very expensive and you won’t be having any...

Did you get a kit for the ignition?

For a short time, Rob and company were using 22.5° drop instead of 45°, which I think may be the issue if the clearance is so low.

Here is a pic if the difference with the lift.

I added 4” in order to mount my 32 gallon water tank. This way I could use bigger wheels and get the tank to fit cleanly.