Campers pic
Originally Posted by JeepinJer
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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I have mad respect for the 4x4's down under, I found this while looking at off road trailers. It help make up my mind on going with a off road trailer over a roof rack/tent combo.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wk6KJXeOM0k
I just bought this today, can't wait to pick it up next week. 1220 lbs dry weight.....shouldn't exceed 1450lbs fully loaded (propane, water, gear). The 2 dr Rubi should do great pulling this. It has air conditioning, heater, fridge, shower, stove, stereo, lift, all terrain tires, etc. It sets up in less than 1 minute.
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Last edited by cell4soul; Mar 31, 2012 at 07:07 PM.
Originally Posted by cell4soul
I just bought this today, can't wait to pick it up next week. 1220 lbs dry weight.....shouldn't exceed 1450lbs fully loaded (propane, water, gear). The 2 dr Rubi should do great pulling this. It has air conditioning, heater, fridge, shower, stove, stereo, lift, all terrain tires, etc. It sets up in less than 1 minute.
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I just bought this today, can't wait to pick it up next week. 1220 lbs dry weight.....shouldn't exceed 1450lbs fully loaded (propane, water, gear). The 2 dr Rubi should do great pulling this. It has air conditioning, heater, fridge, shower, stove, stereo, lift, all terrain tires, etc. It sets up in less than 1 minute.
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Yep.....after the first night that I showed up and winds were at 60+ mph, I made up my mind I was going to get something to pull behind the Jeep. Makes camping so much easier too, all the gear is already there, just load the fridge and drive away.




