MaddBaggins
Explorer
BMAN said:
You'd like that wouldn't ya!
It won't be ready then and Mario is delivering it on the 27th of this month. :wings:
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You'd like that wouldn't ya!
It won't be ready then and Mario is delivering it on the 27th of this month. :wings:
Steve Curren
Explorer
Mario, need more info... Maybe a trade for a top??
And a tequila?
And a tequila?
Andrew Walcker
Mod Emeritus
Mario my man, how would that system work on a Horizon????
Tucson T4R
Expedition Leader
kcowyo said:
If you’re talking about the walls...look closer at the bottom edge. Looks like black vinyl bottom edge, like the Ausies do it. Good for burying with sand or dirt to block out the elements and critters.
Tucson T4R
Expedition Leader
They were making that an option now to have a bedliner type spray coating on the leading edge to protect from chips.
Isn't progress entertainng? :wings:
Isn't progress entertainng? :wings:
DaktariEd
2005, 2006 Tech Course Champion: Expedition Trophy
Tucson T4R said:They were making that an option now to have a bedliner type spray coating on the leading edge to protect from chips.
Isn't progress entertainng? :wings:
Actually, progress sucks!
Now I've got accessory envy!
The newer trailers have better suspension, rock chip protection, a better water pump...dang!
Martyn
Supporting Sponsor, Overland Certified OC0018
Andrew Walcker said:
Andrew
The system uses the Eezi Awn Awning and they are available in 2 meter (78") and 2.2 (98") meter lengths, so I'm sorry to say they are too long for the Horizon.
But don't worry we are scouring the ends of the earth trying to find something that will do the same thing but in a shorter length.
Martyn
Supporting Sponsor, Overland Certified OC0018
DaktariEd said:Actually, progress sucks!
Now I've got accessory envy!
The newer trailers have better suspension, rock chip protection, a better water pump...dang!
Ed
I'm sorry, but at least it's better than buying a computer and having it be a relic within 3 years!
Mario just sent me a list of the upgrades for all AT Trailers within the past 12 months. I hadn't realized we'd done that much.
1- Upgrade to Paint Locked surface treated sheet metal body panels vs. conventional cold rolled sheet
2- Improved air spring mounts with lengthened gussets and 1/4” steel vs. 3/16” steel
3- One piece tailgate frame vs. four piece
4- 10 gauge battery charge wiring vs. 14 gauge
5- Rancho RS 9000 shocks with .710 thick piston rod vs. the Rancho RSX with a .625 thick piston rod
6- Waterproof electrical butt splice connectors used on tail light and brake wiring vs. conventional insulated butt splices
7- Trailing arm pivot rod mounting plates thickened to 3/8” vs. 1/4”
8- New proprietary camber and toe in adjustment feature vs. none
9- Pivot rod material changed to 165,000 psi StressProof steel vs. 85,000 psi cold rolled steel.
10- Lid bulb seal upgraded from 5/8” x 3/8” to 7/8” x 1/2”
11- Rivets upgraded from aluminum to stainless steel
12- Lock and Roll coupler is zinc plated for corrosion rather than painted
13- Neoprene is now used between the fender and body to reduce coating abrasion from grit
14- Roof rack system has been upgraded from Surco to the Thule product line with nationally available accessories
No wonder we can't reach the phone in time to answer it!!! :friday:
spressomon
Expedition Leader
M & M: I want to know more about that heat system
Andrew Walcker
Mod Emeritus
Hey Martyn, I always rest easy knowing you have our backs!!! My Eezi-Awn is 72" long so I wouldn't mind having the awning extend a bit further. Is it the mounting points for the awning that are too close together?
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