Dave Bennett
Adventurist
You must be riding the bump stops! When does the OME go in?
Only hitting them occasionally, and the OME will go on as soon as my arm is better.
You must be riding the bump stops! When does the OME go in?
Only hitting them occasionally, and the OME will go on as soon as my arm is better.
Well, we took out the new trailer this weekend and it was awesome! :sombrero:
This is a great compromise for me (I still lust for an AT) but it is SUPER family friendly and the wife LOVES the fact that it has a sink, toilet, shower, stove, fridge, and an outside BBQ grill all in one neat package. She opted for the AC which turned out to be a blessing as it was blazing hot in SoCal this weekend!
Our plans for this platform include pavement and light dirt road usage, nothing extreme but it will make an excellent base of operations for trips to our great National Parks and many other areas
The truck pulls this with ease BTW, and once I add the AT FlipPac to this equation I will have the best of both worlds. The gear deck allows plenty of space for chairs, bikes, toys, firewood, etc. And, it is exactly 19.5 feet long so it fits perfectly in my garage.
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Just a thought... you might want to look into a weight distribution hitch. It will keep the whole set up level when loaded down with gear in the bed and front storage area of the Baja. The OME springs with the extra leaf will help, but if the front end lifts up too much you will be rubbing the fins of your CV boots.