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Need more pictures please. That's a cool trailer

And a shovel. I did get the Krazy Beaver shovel. A little over kill, but works really well with stoking fires also.

I think the pintle is a more secure set up. I'm pretty sure I'll end up going this route.

I noticed your running a pintle hitch. Do you like it? I'm building a trailer, and I'm leaning towards the pintle.

I run a tacoma sport 2wd. Most of the stuff I run are fire roads, and stuff like that. My budget couldn't justify 4wd, since this is my daily driver. The key is to air down, and know your limitations. I do carry Maxtrax on my truck just in case.

3" isn't much, but when it comes to trailers that makes a big difference. What coupler did you decide to go with? I'm leaning towards an adjustable pintle, or 2" ball.

What would you have gone 3" longer?

So, I have decided to build my outdoor trailer. My plan is to build a 4x6 to hold my gear, and a Tepui Kukenam Ruggidized. I purchasrd my 3500# Dexter axle 6x5.5 to match my Tacoma wheels, and metal for the frame. To those that have built, or purchased they're outdoor trailers, what are some...

I like it so far.

Those are beautiful!!

It was tricky on a #22 fly, but I landed it.

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That's where I'm at. I don't need it, but it would make things easier.

I'm on the verge of building my own 4x6 trailer. I'm just having a hard time saying go. I do have the money saved, and plans somewhat planned out. My problem is, do I really want a trailer, or is my addictive personality kicking in. Pros for wanting a trailer: Ease of leaving camp set up to...

Pretty cool

I'm not on FB, but I posted my trip on the members page under "Had to head out and stretch the ol legs", and some other trip reports.

2WD aired down to 7lbs, regular stock tires, nothing fancy. The 200# Tepui doesn't hurt to add weight either.