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JK Newbie
Joined: Dec 2011
Posts: 19
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From: Portland, OR
[QUOTE=Gary Crouch;2551558]built it over a couple three months..
Gary,
Did you build the top for your trailer? It's an M101A correct? Do you have a build thread for your trailer? I'm thinking about the exact same build, but I have to admit the trailer tops have me mentally challenged.
Thanks,
BrianH.
Gary,
Did you build the top for your trailer? It's an M101A correct? Do you have a build thread for your trailer? I'm thinking about the exact same build, but I have to admit the trailer tops have me mentally challenged.
Thanks,
BrianH.
JK Freak
Joined: Sep 2011
Posts: 518
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From: Katy, TX
Originally Posted by wildandwillin
Thanks.I work as a fabractor and maintenance guy. Start off by getting some schedule 80 two inch square tube to design your foundationi kinda got mine all build and got diffrent ideas. If you ever want any input let me know.
All you need is a 3 g certifcation class at a college. It will pay off at the end.
All you need is a 3 g certifcation class at a college. It will pay off at the end.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Dec 2009
Posts: 290
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From: Birmingham, AL
Tips? Leads? Pop Up
I am having the hardest time locating a pop up trailer. I am really interested in the Fleetwood Evolution E3. I have also looked at the Forest River Banshee and the Jayco Baja. It will be my first camper so I'm not looking to spend over 10K. I am finding that most of these companies have discontinued production so used is probably my best route. Does anyone have any tips or suggestions as to where/what I should look for? I would be interested in new models but they don't seem to exist, especially under 10K.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Dec 2009
Posts: 290
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From: Birmingham, AL
I am having the hardest time locating a pop up trailer. I am really interested in the Fleetwood Evolution E3. I have also looked at the Forest River Banshee and the Jayco Baja. It will be my first camper so I'm not looking to spend over 10K. I am finding that most of these companies have discontinued production so used is probably my best route. Does anyone have any tips or suggestions as to where/what I should look for? I would be interested in new models but they don't seem to exist, especially under 10K.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Nov 2008
Posts: 108
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From: Rockford, MI
Been looking around for a year and couldn't find what we wanted. Started designing one to build ourselves when I ran across this manufacturer that had what we wanted. Plus the dealer was 45 mins. away. All aluminum frame and wall structure, weighs around 900 pounds. Only 5" wider than the JK so it can get down two tracks. Fits in the garage. Roof racks for kayaks and bikes. Wired for a battery, inverter, 120VAC 30A. LED lights. Super fantastic vent fan. Doubles as a utility trailer. Back door ramp to be able to load large stuff like lawn mower. Four tie downs inside. 5'x8' aluminum floor. 4' inside height. Works perfect for the two of us. We just wanted hard sides, low maintenance, trailer easily with the two door or four door (light and small frontal area), and a dry comfortable place to sleep. I did a 4" lift on it. Microlite trailers is the manufacturer. Cargolite is the model.
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