New camping trailer
- Thread starter dennisuello
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dennisuello
Adventurer
Titan pulls it nicely. I can't even tell it's back there, it's so light. I would have to get a very dropped hitch for the Jeep, seeing that it's getting full-width axles and 37s now.
Scott Brady
Founder
How cool!
Have fun with it
Have fun with it
kcowyo
ExPo Original
Casita's are top of the line in the "fiberglass egg" trailer world. Congratulations.
I looked at these as a serious option a couple of years ago. Lots to like about them, I hope it serves you well. Check www.fiberglassrv.com for mutual owners and their input.
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I looked at these as a serious option a couple of years ago. Lots to like about them, I hope it serves you well. Check www.fiberglassrv.com for mutual owners and their input.
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Hilldweller
SE Expedition Society
Nice.
Give us some details about the interior and the farkles (as well as your planned upgrades, of course).
Give us some details about the interior and the farkles (as well as your planned upgrades, of course).
mrlocksmith
Adventurer
So what are your plans to make if "off road friendly" is there an SOA in the works for it and bigger tires?
Mark
Mark
dennisuello
Adventurer
mrlocksmith said:
It has a torsion axle, so I would have to cut it off the frame and weld in some spacers. I think slightly larger tires will do fine to begin with, and some people add shocks to them to help with sway and ride.
dennisuello
Adventurer
kcowyo said:
These days, Oliver is actually the top of the line, as they are dual-walled with insulation, but that also makes them more expensive and heavier.
dennisuello
Adventurer
We took the trailer for it's maiden voyage this past weekend. From Reno to Pollock Pines, CA (Apple Hill). No offroad, stayed in a developed campground, but we wanted to see how it woks out for us before we try dry camping. It towed great over the passes, and we got 10.5 MPG towing it home (I get 12MPG around town). Hopefully, next time I will post pics of better adventures.
