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Didn't see any specs anywhere. The guys at Expedition 1 are very helpful and the phonetree is quite short and fast.

Just picked up my new Expedition One mule bed rack. Plan on doing the install tomorrow, will take some pics and post some reviews.

I have only seen them at the outdoor expo… but they seem pretty rugged and nice

So close too, roads are great as well

Had a great Easter weekend trip to the Little Grand Canyon in Utah. Scenery was amazing weather was good, except the rain coming out, I highly suggest this as a destination.

Has this been sold?

I would really only be interested in the Alpha, its very basic, but comparing what you would spend for a overland trailer, plus the cost of a rtt, solar panels, battery and inverter it seems very reasonable. I have know Idea how they hold up under offroad conditions, but I have seen them up...

I'm also interested...on side note, could you adjust the height of the uprights with a load on, lets say a rtt mounted?

10k for the alpha seems very reasonable...seeing how many things come standard that you won't have to buy.

1st try impromptu lift from truss in garage. 2 locking pulleys wirh 3/8 rope 2 forearm forklifts 33.5 readjustments 1 long continuous prayer

Saw these trailers at a RV expo and was so impressed. Built in Australia, suspension like a rock crawler and a abundance of accessories. Solar panels, gel batteries, built in inverter. Check them out

Here is my Tailgate n go in action

Hello glad to be apart of this amazing network of people. I have already met a few of the members, I met them in Southern Utah at Toquerville falls and they told me about the site. I drive a 14' f150 fx4 and I am ready to make it trail hardened. THANKS, Glen

Hello everyone, My name is Glen, I am out of Salt Lake city. I am some what new the the overland experience, although I grew up in Wyoming and have camped and loved the outdoors for a long while. I drive a 14' ford f150 fx4, has a few minor upgrades, but so far has done well out on the trail. I...