Yes it is.Is this vechicle still for sale??
Yes, it still is in Bend, Oregon. It has just gone through a thorough check and service by a Fuso service center, has new Toyo tires and is being thoroughly checked by the Earthcruiser factory. Everything you see on the outside goes with it. 2 16k winches, Maxtrax and Pull Pal. The dinette would sleep an adult. I will be bringing it back to Colorado around August 1st. Thanks for asking. ClarenceIs it’s still in Bend? What all is included, there are items in the pictures that are not listed or noted as excluded. Can an adult sleep in the dinette area? Think two guys on a fishing trip?
Hi Dave, there are a couple of spots on the Pacific side toward the top that width wise would be tight. It wouldnt be a problem box wise but the track would be very tight. I had thought a couple of times that i was glad i had an Earthcruiser instead of an LMTV or GXV. Also, just after the last farm on the Pacific side there is 200 meters of very steep road that is very soft and quite sloped toward the inside rock wall. I carried a bit of speed through that section and was prepared to shut it down and winch up if i had started to slide. I am only 13,000# and that made a difference. After the hurricane/tropical depression season in late fall the upper part of this road is not passible to vehicle traffic till they can run a bulldozer and grader down it. Pic taken at a campsite near the top.Not to hijack your post, but was wondering about the Los Naranjos road. Our Saurer is 12’ high, 31’ long with the two electric bikes out back, and 8’ wide, and 28,000 pounds. Would a truck this big be ok on this road ? It articulates well but my wife dislikes that. Thanks, Dave
Oh, that's an awesome pic!Hi Dave, there are a couple of spots on the Pacific side toward the top that width wise would be tight. It wouldnt be a problem box wise but the track would be very tight. I had thought a couple of times that i was glad i had an Earthcruiser instead of an LMTV or GXV. Also, just after the last farm on the Pacific side there is 200 meters of very steep road that is very soft and quite sloped toward the inside rock wall. I carried a bit of speed through that section and was prepared to shut it down and winch up if i had started to slide. I am only 13,000# and that made a difference. After the hurricane/tropical depression season in late fall the upper part of this road is not passible to vehicle traffic till they can run a bulldozer and grader down it. Pic taken at a campsite near the top.View attachment 530588