Camper/Jeep Hauler

[jeepit]

Anyone know what company makes a trailer that can haul a Jeep and has camper in one unit. Everything I have seen so far is for ATV's.

 

[Todd G]

Here's one, but they aren't cheap... ...



http://www.paceamerican.com/trailers/livingquartersrt/gallery/#specInfo

 

[VicR]

Fleetwood has some sort of hybrid tent trailer on the front of a flat bed trailer. I don't know what its rated to tow though. I think its called a Scorpian.



-Vic

 

[NVR FNSH]

Look in the circle track mags for race car trailers. I had the same wants as you, but my needs were for a trailer that could haul dirt bikes. The Toyhaulers are RV's first, car haulers second. IMO they are not up to the task of hauling a 4000+ lb vehicle - even if the mfg 'rates' them for the load.



Brian

 

[Boomer II]

I agree with Brian, in this forum anyway. Check These guys out.

 

[jeepit]

Thanx Boomer. I sent that company an email. Another option I was thinking about ; a friend of mine just bought a 2 place car hauler and a pop up camper. Camper goes on trailer first, is strapped down and attached to a height adjusted ball that is welded to trailer, Then he loads Jeep on back. Seems to work ok and probably costs alot less then a fully enclosed unit. Also thought of a truck camper but then I lose bed space to haul wood, beer, ect...

 

[Boomer II]

I've thought about throwing one of These on a gooseneck with the Jeep or tractor in place of the truck camper and tag trailer.

 

[jeepit]

Hey, that place is only a couple of hours away from where I live. I will be going that way in 2 weeks.

 

[wcjp]

At one time I looked high and low for the same solution for my Jeep. Everything seems to be centered on lighter vehicles like motorcycles and quads. I did see a Jeep loaded into the back of a toyhauler. I recall the Jeep put the trailer near it's maximum rating. Another problem with the toyhauler was ingress/egress when Jeep was loaded. Also, tiedowns for vehicles in a toyhauler not always upto task.



I also considered buying a gooseneck and throwing a slidein on the front of the trailer. Did talk with a guy who bought a horse trailer with the camper on the front. He was just able to fit his CJ in the back. Mentioned it worked ok but not as great as a motorhome/carhauler combo.

 

[Boomer II]

Hey, that place is only a couple of hours away from where I live. I will be going that way in 2 weeks.

Let me know what you think of those things.