Kevin Braun
Mountain Biker
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Interested in your adjustable RTT platform...
I now have a new fav picture.
Ok I lied I have several new favorite pics.
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Interested in your adjustable RTT platform...
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It is designed to raise 24" using electric actuators on 2 diagonal corners and the other 2 corners are assisted with gas struts. For the wiriing I use the 12v pass thru on the 7 pin trailer plug from the vehicle for power, it goes through a fuse, spst rocker switch, and then I used a wireless actuator controller which uses a wireless key fob for up/down. One challenge I came across was sourcing gas springs that had 24" stroke and weren't crazy expensive or custom order. So I ended up coupling two 13" stroke struts (that are standard of the shelf units) together and sleeving them externally to prevent failing the joint thus creating the overall stroke I needed. All in all it works quite well. By only using 2 actuators I eliminated half the wiring, weight and complexity. I also didn't want to have to get really creative in figuring out how to compress some potentially really stiff gas springs in the middle of nowhere too so the actuators do a really nice job of taking on that task for me.
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bikemanx2 said:It is designed to raise 24" using electric actuators on 2 diagonal corners and the other 2 corners are assisted with gas struts.
Cool, so pretty much a combo of the two things I have looked at. I think I am going to peruse the gas strut only path though. The more I think about it using 4 50 lb struts to lift the tent 16 inches should be plenty and since I am a big guy I should have no problem getting them to drop.
I would be interested to see any pics you may have of how you assembled the 2 struts together.
Here is a pic of my new trailer....picked it up on the 17th and used it for the first time last weekend...worked great!!
Checked their website, pricey little units...
Yes but made in the usa and very well built. The attention to detail and customer service is second to none IMO. I am impressed with the whole setup
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