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Have to work this Sunday Ryan but keen to tag along next time. Good work on setting this up Ted

Where you going? When?

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More fun. Had about 100 people, 30 bikes, 45 trucks. Great group of folks, cant wait for next year.

A lot of fun was had

No disadvantage. That being said I typically dont do trails that are difficult enough to have the trailer become a burden....if that makes sense?

2000 lbs, keep in mind when my brakes cooked I was descending a 4000 foot trail and was driving like a cowboy, lol.

Mine came in at just under 2000 lbs all loaded up. Not sure how I could shaved 500 lbs off of the build and still have it as capable as it is

Thanks everyone. Looking forward to winter ending so I can get back into the backcountry and do some more exploring. The trailer really has transformed camping for me.

I will be. I have added a fair amount of weight to the back of my truck, that alone warrants a regear (4.10). So 4.56 should be right for 35's for my truck

Looking great. Can't wait for my tires to wear out so I can do 35's. They look very proportional

https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/threads/trailer-build.9773/ Sorry about that

I started a trailer build thread on here with a ton of info and pics

Took alot of photos ;) Sent from my SM-A520W using OB Talk mobile app

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Recently got back from the 2018 Roaming Rally. This year we covered a few thousand km of trails and non paved roads in Alberta and BC. In total I put about 13,000 km on the truck and trailer in three weeks. Forests, prairies, mountains and deserts were all traversed. Trailer had zero...