********SOLD********Custom multi-purpose camping/hauler/overland/utility trailer $4,200

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Bought this from a TW member because I was going to buy a motorcycle but I hurt my neck and I think my motorcycle days are over. It's a very solid trailer and I just put brand new tires on it, Goodyear Wrangler 285/70/17 Load Range E.

RTT is not included. Much of the text below is from the former owner's ad.

Located near San Diego in Ramona.

• Title in hand and fully street legal.
• 5x10 trailer. Inner width at entrance is ~56" so quads/bikes can be loaded in. Total length is about 13.5 feet.
• Has about a dozen offroad trips. Another dozen or two trips to the local metal store to pick up material for other projects. (I've only used it once offroad but it's great for picking up plywood, furniture, etc..)
• Has independent axles for a smoother ride (Timbren Industries brand). Axles are rated for 3,500 pounds. Trailer weighs just under 1,600 empty.
• Has brakes on each axle but I never got around to wiring them to the 7-pin trailer junction box.
• Hubs are a 6x5.5 bolt pattern (same as Tacomas/4Runners)
• Frame built with weight savings in mind and to help with rust control by using structural shapes instead of tubes.
• "Table" flat top fenders for using as mini tables or strapping gear down.
• Lockable tongue box w/ key (UWS brand).
• Has removable RTT mounts.
• Has two jerry can mounts
• Has "grab handles" on tongue to more easily pull/push the trailer around by hand.
• Has offroad-friendly tongue jack from Ark w/ dual wheels
• Perfect as viewing deck to enjoy drinks on.
• Simple angled rocked sliders for pivoting around obstacles.
• 3-axis pivoting hitch coupler that is greaseable (C U Offroad brand). Also great as an anti-theft mechanism since it uses a connection that the average person is unaware of.
• High walls with huge holes to keep larger items in but also to keep wind resistance down.
• Gapped floors to minimize dirt but also easily replaceable for maintenance or to switch to different material. Douglas Fir wood is stained/sealed.
• Front ladders to climb around to get to the RTT.
• Swing out door with drop down table and several latches to hold door closed/open.