Turtleback Expedition Trailer w/ CVT Mt Rainier RTT
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@old.hess.adventures
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Nice trailer.....wish it was in my price range.
caslim
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Here are some details around the dimensions and specifications of the trailer:
2014 TURTLEBACK EXPEDITION TRAILER
GVWR: 2750 lbs
DRY WIEGHT: 1300-1500
CARRYING CAPACITY: 1250-1450 lbs
OVERALL LENGTH: 128”
OVERALL WIDTH: 74.25”
STANDARD HEIGHT: 63” (TOP OF RACK)
BOX DIMENSIONS: 48”x72”x36” (W,L,H)
GROUND CLEARANCE: 21” (with std. 31” tires)
MAIN STORAGE CAPACITY: 26.25 cu ft
AVAILABLE OPEN STORAGE CAPACITY: 47.25 cu ft
PANTRY STORAGE CAPACITY: 2.7 cu ft
KITCHEN DRAWER CAPICITY: 1 cu ft
WATER CAPACITY: 42 Gallons (160 Liters)
DEMAND WATER 12v PUMP
DELTA SINGLE HANDLE FAUCET
STOVE BTUs: (1) 7200 BURNER (1) 5200 BURNER
ONE PIECE STAINLESS STEEL SINK/STOVE
BALTIC BIRCH CABINETRY AND PANELING
PROPANE CAPACITY: 5 Gals std – 2.4 Gals with Storage Box option
Here is also some of the standard features pulled from the website:
Some Standard Features are:
A steel mainframe, fixture built with CNC components
Full Kitchen with Stainless Stove & Sink w/ Delta® Faucet
42 Gallon (160 liters) Fresh Water Storage
On Demand Water Pump with Commercial Grade Plumbing
LPG Water Heater serving Shower and Kitchen Sink
Up to 50 cu. ft. of Birch Lined Interior Storage and Birch Kitchen
Blue Sea Marine® Electrical Components & Deka AGM Battery
USA Made Automotive Grade GXL Wiring and Connectors
LED Lighting & featuring KC HiLights® LEDs inside & for backup
2014 TURTLEBACK EXPEDITION TRAILER
GVWR: 2750 lbs
DRY WIEGHT: 1300-1500
CARRYING CAPACITY: 1250-1450 lbs
OVERALL LENGTH: 128”
OVERALL WIDTH: 74.25”
STANDARD HEIGHT: 63” (TOP OF RACK)
BOX DIMENSIONS: 48”x72”x36” (W,L,H)
GROUND CLEARANCE: 21” (with std. 31” tires)
MAIN STORAGE CAPACITY: 26.25 cu ft
AVAILABLE OPEN STORAGE CAPACITY: 47.25 cu ft
PANTRY STORAGE CAPACITY: 2.7 cu ft
KITCHEN DRAWER CAPICITY: 1 cu ft
WATER CAPACITY: 42 Gallons (160 Liters)
DEMAND WATER 12v PUMP
DELTA SINGLE HANDLE FAUCET
STOVE BTUs: (1) 7200 BURNER (1) 5200 BURNER
ONE PIECE STAINLESS STEEL SINK/STOVE
BALTIC BIRCH CABINETRY AND PANELING
PROPANE CAPACITY: 5 Gals std – 2.4 Gals with Storage Box option
Here is also some of the standard features pulled from the website:
Some Standard Features are:
A steel mainframe, fixture built with CNC components
Full Kitchen with Stainless Stove & Sink w/ Delta® Faucet
42 Gallon (160 liters) Fresh Water Storage
On Demand Water Pump with Commercial Grade Plumbing
LPG Water Heater serving Shower and Kitchen Sink
Up to 50 cu. ft. of Birch Lined Interior Storage and Birch Kitchen
Blue Sea Marine® Electrical Components & Deka AGM Battery
USA Made Automotive Grade GXL Wiring and Connectors
LED Lighting & featuring KC HiLights® LEDs inside & for backup
1Louder
Explorer
I can't give you exact dimensions but I can tell you the front compartment can hold up to 8 Front Runner boxes. I don't own a Turtleback, yet, but have been in the shop and tested the amount of boxes it should be able to hold. I have seen them install a 63qt ARB fridge on heavy duty slides and it took up 3/4 of the space. So just to give you an idea. There is plenty of storage room unless you try to fill it with a bunch of odd ball shapes and sizes which reduces its efficiency.
You can stack the Front Runner boxes 3 high I believe, W 510mm (20") x L 400mm (15.7") x H 230mm (9").
I am thinking putting that much weight on the back would be a bad idea. What would that do to your tongue weight of the trailer? Check out the Turtlback Trailer site and you can see photos of them being built. There is the front cargo area, the middle is the water tank, some electrical and plumbing and the rear is the galley.
You can stack the Front Runner boxes 3 high I believe, W 510mm (20") x L 400mm (15.7") x H 230mm (9").
I am thinking putting that much weight on the back would be a bad idea. What would that do to your tongue weight of the trailer? Check out the Turtlback Trailer site and you can see photos of them being built. There is the front cargo area, the middle is the water tank, some electrical and plumbing and the rear is the galley.
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1Louder
Explorer
I'm not an expert. You might want to shoot Dave at Turtleback Trailers a note and ask him.
Edit: I went ahead and asked Dave. The wheelbase of the trailer is too short to do something like this.
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