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01-19-2016, 01:15 AM
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Here is mine, Smitybuilt rooftop tent, Tembo Tusk tables, and Skottle. Cooler and a small gen pack mounts to the front, then there is a 4x4 enclosed section for other stuff.
Kinda been a work in progress for 3 or 4 years. I built it from an axle I had laying around the shop.
Kinda been a work in progress for 3 or 4 years. I built it from an axle I had laying around the shop.
06-28-2016, 05:26 AM
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In the market. Who makes this setup? Thank you
06-29-2016, 07:16 AM
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Chaser, by Adventure Trailer
Tent, Eezi-Awn GlobeDrifter
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Tent, Eezi-Awn GlobeDrifter
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Wow, thats awesome! I am REALLY interested in the AT Overland Chaser. Ive looked at a LOT (and I mean a LOT) of off-road trailers, and while grease-less axle + leaf set ups are ok, and I DO like the Timbren independent suspension, the AT Overland TAAS setup looks exactly like what I want.
How do you like it? Any extras?
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07-03-2016, 04:34 AM
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Here's mine. It's an M416v2.0. That means I built it out of 14 gauge steel 10%larger than the original. I has battery power with invertor. It gets recharged with a 65w solar panel so I can run LED flood lights on my 20 ft collapsible pole at night. I carries 21 gallons of fresh water under pressure for cooking and short showers.
Our family is a pretty tall group so in order to get the tent and awnings high enough to be comfortable, I built a linear actuator to lift the tent and awning another foot higher once the HD stabilizers are set up. The tent will sleep 4 up top with room for gear or more people in the attached room.
Unfortunately, the kids are going to college or no longer have an interest so it doesn't get much use. Should probably get rid of it but it still looks cool in the garage!
That's in the Colorado back country around Gunnison
That's in the backyard!
Packed up and headed out!
Our family is a pretty tall group so in order to get the tent and awnings high enough to be comfortable, I built a linear actuator to lift the tent and awning another foot higher once the HD stabilizers are set up. The tent will sleep 4 up top with room for gear or more people in the attached room.
Unfortunately, the kids are going to college or no longer have an interest so it doesn't get much use. Should probably get rid of it but it still looks cool in the garage!
That's in the Colorado back country around Gunnison
That's in the backyard!
Packed up and headed out!
07-12-2016, 10:57 AM
#60
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Mine. Nothing special. Eventually would like to build a pull out kitchen in the front drivers side quarter panel and have a water setup. But for now, this works pretty good.
Added a counter/table last week for the music fest this last weekend. Will get it painted up and sanded down this week.
Added a counter/table last week for the music fest this last weekend. Will get it painted up and sanded down this week.