East Coast Overland
Adventurer
I've been using my trailer mostly for yard work since I've been clearing an acre of woods.
I swapped the axle for a 3.5 ton and put 31" mud terrains on it. It's been great for hauling wood.
I bought a Gobi rack but they are on back order for quite a long time, so in order to make use of my new RTT I decided to reinforce the sidewalls of my trailer, strap on my Yakima rack from my previous rig and make it a bit more overland friendly, ready to tackle 4 days in the boonies on my next trip, leaving tomorrow.
I've used very simple peasant like modifications, such as thick L backets to hold my MFC's in place as well as my ammo can.
I swapped the axle for a 3.5 ton and put 31" mud terrains on it. It's been great for hauling wood.
I bought a Gobi rack but they are on back order for quite a long time, so in order to make use of my new RTT I decided to reinforce the sidewalls of my trailer, strap on my Yakima rack from my previous rig and make it a bit more overland friendly, ready to tackle 4 days in the boonies on my next trip, leaving tomorrow.
I've used very simple peasant like modifications, such as thick L backets to hold my MFC's in place as well as my ammo can.