Price:
$7,500 OBO with ARB Simpson II Tent and Annex
$6,500 WITHOUT Tent
Miles: UNK but has been on several cross country trips
Weight: Trailer weighs just over 1600 lbs
Condition: Excellent with No frame rust, never winter camped. Small Scratches to R fender. Almost ALL of the hardware is brand new as of 2020-2021.
Equipment:
- Like -new ARB Simpson II RTT and includes attachable full lower Annex which increases sleeping capacity to up to 4 adults.
- Custom-made multi-directional trailer hitch (added security feature when leaving the trailer at camp)
- Tongue Box which includes power supply and added dry storage
- Dual - Odyssey Batteries 34R-PC1500T(2020)
- Redarc Dual Input 25A In-vehicle (trailer) DC Battery Charger BCDC1225D - Pre-wired for Solar (2021)
- Shore charging with NOCO GENIUS 5, 5A Smart Car Battery Charger, 6V and 12V Portable Automotive Charger, Battery Maintainer, Trickle Charger (2021)
- Anderson SB50 Connectors for better/more reliable/ quicker vehicle-trailer recharging.
- 7-pin trailer connector
- Blue Sea Systems WeatherDeck Waterproof Panels (2021)
- Blue Sea Systems 4363 Water-Resistant Accessory Panels, 15A Circuit Breaker, 12V Socket, 2.1A Dual USB Charger (2021)
- Victron Battery Health Monitor with Bluetooth connectivity
- ARB 10801472 Portable Fridge Freezer 50 Quarts Series 2 (2021) which has been kept EXTREMELY clean as there are allergies in the family.
- Large slide-out kitchen/ storage on 500lb carge rolling deck. Deck locks in place during transport.
- Current storage lends options for added water tank (pre-wired for power to water pump if desired)
- Interior dimmable lighting.
- Large side-storage bins for tent chairs, canopies, etc.
- Large 8' Tommy Bahama retractable Umbrella with integrated mount for shade options.
- HD Mud flaps (Utah compliant)
- Reverse Light
- Integrated leveling stands.
- 3x BFG AT KO2 Load C 31x10.5 tires (2020)
- 3x 15in American Racing Wheels
- New #3500 straight axle including new hubs, brakes (2022)
- Bilstein (24-011402) 46mm Monotube Shock Absorbers (2021)
- New OME HD Dakar Springs as well as new bushings (2021)
- Integrated Yakima Load bars for accessory mounts on the sides (2020)
- Add $150 per Thule Bike rack (featured in pictures) (2 available)
- Add $100 for Yakima 4-bike hitch-mounted rack with extension
Included are the links below to look (marvel) at Barefoots build.
Barefoot Build-2012
Progress Build
In short, bought as my "Covid-trailer" like so many, trailer was mostly in need of some updating when I got it as it was 8 years old. After a couple camping trips the electrical system needed attention - mostly was having issues with the time it would take to charge on the 7-pin connector with 2 batteries hooked up. The new power system has worked flawlessly on several trips and battery draw is minimal (only real electronics are the fridge) even when camping in the heat of the South.
The axle was my only real beef but it never gave us issues until last year when both spindles gave up the ghost. No knock on Barefoot, but I think the original axle was installed upside down. In any case the trailer is now sitting on a brand new #3500 axle and at this point I would call the trailer complete.
I had many more projects lined up for this such as more lighting and a different awning but as with many others, needs of the family (i.e. shower and toilet) necessitated purchasing something bigger.
I am happy to post any further pictures of the trailer. My old thread doesn't capture everything as I rarely post on MUD nowadays.
I'm moving up to a Mantis
$7,500 OBO with ARB Simpson II Tent and Annex
$6,500 WITHOUT Tent
Miles: UNK but has been on several cross country trips
Weight: Trailer weighs just over 1600 lbs
Condition: Excellent with No frame rust, never winter camped. Small Scratches to R fender. Almost ALL of the hardware is brand new as of 2020-2021.
Equipment:
- Like -new ARB Simpson II RTT and includes attachable full lower Annex which increases sleeping capacity to up to 4 adults.
- Custom-made multi-directional trailer hitch (added security feature when leaving the trailer at camp)
- Tongue Box which includes power supply and added dry storage
- Dual - Odyssey Batteries 34R-PC1500T(2020)
- Redarc Dual Input 25A In-vehicle (trailer) DC Battery Charger BCDC1225D - Pre-wired for Solar (2021)
- Shore charging with NOCO GENIUS 5, 5A Smart Car Battery Charger, 6V and 12V Portable Automotive Charger, Battery Maintainer, Trickle Charger (2021)
- Anderson SB50 Connectors for better/more reliable/ quicker vehicle-trailer recharging.
- 7-pin trailer connector
- Blue Sea Systems WeatherDeck Waterproof Panels (2021)
- Blue Sea Systems 4363 Water-Resistant Accessory Panels, 15A Circuit Breaker, 12V Socket, 2.1A Dual USB Charger (2021)
- Victron Battery Health Monitor with Bluetooth connectivity
- ARB 10801472 Portable Fridge Freezer 50 Quarts Series 2 (2021) which has been kept EXTREMELY clean as there are allergies in the family.
- Large slide-out kitchen/ storage on 500lb carge rolling deck. Deck locks in place during transport.
- Current storage lends options for added water tank (pre-wired for power to water pump if desired)
- Interior dimmable lighting.
- Large side-storage bins for tent chairs, canopies, etc.
- Large 8' Tommy Bahama retractable Umbrella with integrated mount for shade options.
- HD Mud flaps (Utah compliant)
- Reverse Light
- Integrated leveling stands.
- 3x BFG AT KO2 Load C 31x10.5 tires (2020)
- 3x 15in American Racing Wheels
- New #3500 straight axle including new hubs, brakes (2022)
- Bilstein (24-011402) 46mm Monotube Shock Absorbers (2021)
- New OME HD Dakar Springs as well as new bushings (2021)
- Integrated Yakima Load bars for accessory mounts on the sides (2020)
- Add $150 per Thule Bike rack (featured in pictures) (2 available)
- Add $100 for Yakima 4-bike hitch-mounted rack with extension
Included are the links below to look (marvel) at Barefoots build.
Barefoot Build-2012
Progress Build
In short, bought as my "Covid-trailer" like so many, trailer was mostly in need of some updating when I got it as it was 8 years old. After a couple camping trips the electrical system needed attention - mostly was having issues with the time it would take to charge on the 7-pin connector with 2 batteries hooked up. The new power system has worked flawlessly on several trips and battery draw is minimal (only real electronics are the fridge) even when camping in the heat of the South.
The axle was my only real beef but it never gave us issues until last year when both spindles gave up the ghost. No knock on Barefoot, but I think the original axle was installed upside down. In any case the trailer is now sitting on a brand new #3500 axle and at this point I would call the trailer complete.
I had many more projects lined up for this such as more lighting and a different awning but as with many others, needs of the family (i.e. shower and toilet) necessitated purchasing something bigger.
I am happy to post any further pictures of the trailer. My old thread doesn't capture everything as I rarely post on MUD nowadays.
I'm moving up to a Mantis
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