What Camper are you towing?

[alancorman1]

Anyone mention TAXA? Small, but rugged. I've been looking at these as well as Off-Grid.

https://taxaoutdoors.com/products/cricket-overland

I bought a Tiger Moth last week. It is perfect for my needs. If you are near Houston the guy has incredible prices.

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[WILDcardOD]

Not sure I would tow it with a bronco and its to light for the side area. You will get blown all over in high winds.

I think it’s GVWR is like 4200 so isn’t it too heavy anyway?

 

[Bronco4Joe]

Had my eye on this one for a while.

Same. I checked one out recently, it's perfect. No wood is a big plus

 

[Skeeterjack]

I am hauling a teardrop which you can hardly tell is on the back.

 

[Tonka Bronka]

For those who have one.. What you hauling? I'm looking at getting a camper but idk what's to haul. The tow cap is 3500. I saw a jl tuck hauling a winnebago so I know it's possible in the bronco. However I can't seem to find anything within the rating.

I don't know if a having a "camper" specifically is a requirement for you, but I personally will be doing an overlanding trailer with a pair of roof-mounted tents—one on the Bronco and one on the trailer itself.

Haven't decided on the specific trailer yet... I may ultimately build my own. But the the top three contenders at the moment:

• Turtleback Trailers - Probably what I'll be going with.
• Patriot Trailers - Australian company, the most popular and most feature-filled trailers for sure. BUT, expensive.
• Off-Grid Trailers - Canadian company. Solid trailers for sure, but just didn't see one with the combination of features I'm looking for.

I also looked at teardrops, although I've basically ruled those out at this point. But since I put in all of the research for it... here were my top two choices to save you some time:

• Escapod
• Bean Trailers

And some more traditional campers and popups that I briefly considered but ultimately ruled against:

• OPUS Campers
• inTech - Their Flyer series
• Black Series - It seems like they may have discontinued their smaller trailers??

I think you would also like the Xpedition Voyager, made in Salt Lake, Utah. Our's is supposed to be ready for delivery in a month or so. I shopped for three years before deciding on the Voyager. The Off-Grid Expedition was my winner until I saw the Voyager, it's more money but it's built like a tank, with a kitchen that no one comes close to.

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