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driving gunshot with a camper trailer

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driving gunshot with a camper trailer

Post by RockyF75 »

Had a customer tell me he did this.

Whilst I wanted to call BS, i didn't, cause he was a customer and their always right :D

but anyone actually done it? Going off pics and vids, I can't see it happening :?

For those that haven't heard of it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72X57Mspth4
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Post by MattGU »

You can (usually) drive Gunshot with a camper trailer you just can't use the crossing shown in the you tube clip. There are always easy/chicken tracks at Gun Shot and you use the one you feel comfortable with. Ask your customer for some pics or which track he used.
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Post by def90 »

i'm pretty sure i've seen vids of campers doing that track, but at times when there isn't as much water. still a steep drop off though.
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Post by -Scott- »

I was there October 05, and that crossing wasn't that steep and didn't have as much water.

It was a little disappointing really - I drove it both ways - five times. :D

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Post by roverrat »

a decent 4by with a treg coupler will do it easy both up and down.
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Post by Slunnie »

In May06 it was being done

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Post by RockyF75 »

Fairynuff.

Good thing I didn't say BS :D
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Post by Bruceh »

I went with 7 other 4wds in June 07 and a GU had a camper trailer. Did it no worries at all.
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Post by Troll00 »

I did it in my old GQ and trailer in 04 and with one wheel with no brakes due to pads falling out :oops:
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Post by nottie »

Yep same did it with camper with a highland hitch and GQ T/D .
Unlike Troll though we didnt have any problems at all on our trip to the cape :finger:
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