Lightweight Overlanding Camper/trailers ideal for BRONCO

[br04h]

I recently picked up a an Intech Flyer Explore and am really happy with it. Stays warm enough for winter camping at Stevens Pass and can also haul my motorcycle in the summer.

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[6GSooner]

I recently picked up a an Intech Flyer Explore and am really happy with it. Stays warm enough for winter camping at Stevens Pass and can also haul my motorcycle in the summer.

Do you have factory tow package?

 

[br04h]

Do you have factory tow package?

yes, I do

 

[Spchgexo]

Check out mammoth overland.https://mammothoverland.com/

 

[Spchgexo]

Check out mammoth overland.https://mammothoverland.com/

 

[Mike777]

I have a M1102 light weight aluminum military trailer that’s supposed to be pulled behind the military hummer. My truck was built last week and hopefully it will be home within a month. Two-door badlands Sasquatch package.
i’m curious to find out how unlevel the trailer will ride behind the Bronco on 35’s when the trailer sits on 37’s….

Hey just found this post and I put my bid in for an M1101 see if I win. Curious how your's went? Any issues pulling it once you picked it up? I have a lot of miles to travel with it. My only concern was the tongue weight is 300 pounds from what I read which is extremely heavy and close to the 350 max. I'm worried about how much tongue weight it adds when you start adding gear to it.

 

[Fish512_]

The present rated towing capacity of 3,500 lbs (yes, it may go higher for certain model/options) narrows the choices for a top-quality, overlanding camping trailer. There may be ideal, but not inexpensive products coming into market just in time, well suited for the BRONCO.

Have my eye on the OPUS Lite (https://www.opuscamper.us/lite/) arriving in September with a rugged chassis, independent suspension and articulated hitch.

The specs seem custom-tailored to the BRONCO:

• Dry Weight: 2,380lbs
• Gross Vehicle Weight Rating: 3,527lbs

What other solutions do you have in mind?

hands down
610 lbs
7x Offroad’s torq mode for the win

 

[Draykas]

Bronco at 52000 miles several trips from Missouri to Minnesota to Arizona. No issues very stable even in winds. I will admit need to trim weight as calculated and put on scale. When full fuel, generator and full water tanks the setup is heavy but very stable

 

[Ellishousehold]

Live in Colorado and wanted something I could tow on 4x4 trails for dispersed camping to get away from the crowds. Picked up a Smittybilt Scout Trailer and started to outfit it. So far have a Tule Autana Ruggedized RT tent, Overcast Awning, Fly Rod vault, Goal Zero 1500X Power Station + Solar Panels, propane tank, Propex HS2800 heater (tried Elk season without a heater last year and it was brutal at 10K feet even with a good bag), Goal Zero 1500X + Solar Panels, sink & shower, water pump, water heater, custom rear swing away bumper with spare, Hi-lift, and Jerry Can.

Still working the bugs out but love the price point and the independent suspension on the trailer lets me get this combo through some decent trails.

 

[Fishwrinkle]

That’s a sweet setup! Mind me asking how many hours and cash into it? Was looking at schutt x3

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