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This looks to be a sweet trailer to match the Mav's styling. Comes in under 2300lbs - the max for the Timbren suspension.
Motsmann Outranger
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Motsmann Outranger - Sub $30k Camper.
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looks like they even use them in their promo material
The video tagline should read "This new camper makes $40k trailers look TALL."
I like the styling, and I know there is a use case for this, but the outdoor galley and lack of standing height inside will be a turn-off for many.
I like the styling, and I know there is a use case for this, but the outdoor galley and lack of standing height inside will be a turn-off for many.
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The Keystone Reign 13RK and 15RB are what I have my eyes on both in the low to mid 20s. Aluminum or composite materials throughout - no wood.
They do really push the upper limits of Mavs towing capabilities but I would not be looking to pull the RV through the mountains or at speeds above 60mph.
They do really push the upper limits of Mavs towing capabilities but I would not be looking to pull the RV through the mountains or at speeds above 60mph.
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I could see that being and issue. I like that its a step or 2 above a bed tent, especially since I'm too tall to sleep in the bed. There isn't much to do inside beside sleep and
lay down. If I wanted to do any standing, it would be out in nature.Sponsored
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don't look at teardrop campers then, you're going to be disappointed.
No need.don't look at teardrop campers then, you're going to be disappointed.
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I like it! But, with the axle so far rearward, and the ability to load stuff on the A-frame tongue, I suspect the tongue weight will be a bit high.
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I need something I can stand up in so that would not work for me and $30,000 OUCH. I paid $17,000 for my brand new A frame Travel Trailer. I love it. I could tow it easily with the Maverick but chose to use my Ranger for that. Less wear and tear on the Maverick.
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