Really Cool Camping Trailer

[KahrMan]

This video is a little long but worth the watch.  This is a well thought little trailer.

 

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=a84_1398563985

[peejman]

Agreed, very well thought out.  However... "A small degree of flex eliminates metal fatigue" ..... um, no. 

[xjsnake]

Do want...

[KOM2]

That's awesome!

[Trekbike]

I want that... Sent from my SCH-I545 using Tapatalk

[vontar]

I want one of those.  Heck, could sell my house and just pull that behind my truck all the time.

[TripleDigitRide]

Awesome, but not $35,000 worth of  awesome.  :eek:

[No_0ne]

No AC?  No way ...

[TripleDigitRide]

No AC?  No way ...

I said the same thing.

[AU_88]

No AC? No way ...

But it has fans?!?!

[glowdotGlock]

I would love it for winter or this time of year.

[glowdotGlock]

It would look good behind my Wrangler. But on the other hand I could buy a new Rubicon for that price :lol: Edited April 29, 2014 by glowdotGlock

[Caster]

You should see some of the guys builds on Expedition Portal.

[No_0ne]

But it has fans?!?!

 

Fans are great, when they are mounted directly in front of a large evaporator coil ...

[Guest PapaB]

Agreed, very well thought out.  However... "A small degree of flex eliminates metal fatigue" ..... um, no. 

 

Actually... um, yes. No flexability in the metal framework will eventually lead to metal fatigue, cracking and breaking. Too much will cause damage to the attached structure.

[peejman]

Actually... um, yes. No flexability in the metal framework will eventually lead to metal fatigue, cracking and breaking. Too much will cause damage to the attached structure.

 

 

Excepting things like constrained thermal stress, things that don't flex don't fatigue.  They may still break, but not due to high or low cycle fatigue.  It says it's made of aluminum which exhibits no endurance limit.  If it's aluminum and it flexes, it'll break eventually.  There are instances when allowing a structure to flex a bit can be beneficial and reduce the tendency to crack, but it just bugs me when marketing people make statements that are inherently wrong.  Call it a pet peeve. 

[KahrMan]

Awesome, but not $35,000 worth of  awesome.  :eek:

 

Wow.  I never looked up the price.  Thats crazy.  I would would bet it was in the 15-20k range.

[BigK]

if that canvas on the sleeping compartments is zombie-proof, it might be worth the price