Nice looking trailer, I think I want a trailer now!:beer:
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Originally posted by jonah View PostNice looking trailer, I think I want a trailer now!:beer:
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Originally posted by mywifesjeep View PostAre you the same Nwoods on expedition portal? I actually saw your post today about bike on top of adventure trailer.Off road adventure photography:
TreadLightly Trainer
Wilderness First Aid (WFA)
HAM - KI6PFO
2005 Rubicon Unlimited + trailer
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Originally posted by nwoods View PostYeap, also me. Very new to the whole trailer thing. Just got my truck-to-trailer wiring sorted out this weekend, having the MAX coupler lengthened for me by a fabricator, so that I can open my tire carrier/rear gate on the Jeep with the trailer still connected. Should pick that up tomorrow, and be ready to roll..cautiously. Still don't have tie-down's internally, batteries for the fridge, nor internal LED lighting, nor external area lighting. But if they didn't become projects, what would we do with our credit cards?
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Originally posted by mywifesjeep View PostI understand I am going to do the lighting inside tomorrow along with some off road lights and maybe rock lights.
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nwOff road adventure photography:
TreadLightly Trainer
Wilderness First Aid (WFA)
HAM - KI6PFO
2005 Rubicon Unlimited + trailer
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Update; Well, my trailer worked awesome. We opted to tow with the Armada instead of the Jeep, and the MAX Coupler made things super smooth. No clunking. Could barely tell there was anything behind us at all. Nice! The extra space afforded by a trailer is awesome. The ONLY thing we had in the truck with us was the ARB fridge. Everything else fit easily in the trailer. We even concluded that our upcoming July 4th run to Mammoth will have so much room, that we have invited some friends along with. That is 4 adults, 2 kids, and dog all in one vehicle for a 3 day long tent camping trip. I love trailers!Off road adventure photography:
TreadLightly Trainer
Wilderness First Aid (WFA)
HAM - KI6PFO
2005 Rubicon Unlimited + trailer
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Originally posted by nwoods View PostUpdate; Well, my trailer worked awesome. We opted to tow with the Armada instead of the Jeep, and the MAX Coupler made things super smooth. No clunking. Could barely tell there was anything behind us at all. Nice! The extra space afforded by a trailer is awesome. The ONLY thing we had in the truck with us was the ARB fridge. Everything else fit easily in the trailer. We even concluded that our upcoming July 4th run to Mammoth will have so much room, that we have invited some friends along with. That is 4 adults, 2 kids, and dog all in one vehicle for a 3 day long tent camping trip. I love trailers!
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