Off-road trailer
- Thread starter mswierse
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East Coast Overland
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What's the inside like? How does it open? Can the lid support weight for a TTT/Roof Rack?
Nice trailer though!
Nice trailer though!
UncleWilson
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Does it have Brakes? My Jeep is already too heavy to brake itself ;-)
I'm really sorry guys, my settings were not notifying me of replies.
I'll take some more pictures so you can see the doors open and the inside. You could definitely put a RRT o on it. Suspension is a solid axle with leafs.
Syndicated... Sorry, Swype got me. That was recently sandblasted.
There are not brakes on it, my JK didn't have a problem pulling it or stopping.
FYI, the wheel bolt pattern matches a TJ.
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I'll take some more pictures so you can see the doors open and the inside. You could definitely put a RRT o on it. Suspension is a solid axle with leafs.
Syndicated... Sorry, Swype got me. That was recently sandblasted.
There are not brakes on it, my JK didn't have a problem pulling it or stopping.
FYI, the wheel bolt pattern matches a TJ.
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Here are a couple more pictures. You can see there are two different doors on the back. It makes it nice having an area that you know certain things are in and not getting crushed by other big items... like soft top windows, or quick access to camp chairs. There is also a 2" receiver on the back in case you need a tow point. The lights are protected by metal all around so you don't have to worry about bashing them in the trails.
Here are a couple more pictures... ok nevermind... one new picture. Can't get the forum to upload the other one. I'll try a second post. You can see there are two different doors on the back. It makes it nice having an area that you know certain things are in and not getting crushed by other big items... like soft top windows, or quick access to camp chairs. There is also a 2" receiver on the back in case you need a tow point. The lights are protected by metal all around so you don't have to worry about bashing them in the trails.
I don't know if it's just me or what, but the photo uploader is not working right for me. Here is a link
https://goo.gl/photos/KFQNwu6g19VKRgJT7
https://goo.gl/photos/KFQNwu6g19VKRgJT7
It can't be more than 500 lbs., but I've never weighed it. It's easy to move around by hand.
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