RV trailer for Bronco

[jjack50]

Braxton Creek makes several trailers that are fine for the Bronco. All of the Bushwhacker and Bushwhacker Plus trailers have GVWR of less than 3500lb. The Plus models are tall enough to stand up in if you are around average height. They are available in 15 and 17 foot lengths. I've looked at a couple at a local RV and trailer shop and they seem adequate for basic RV trailering.

https://www.braxtoncreek.com/model/bushwhacker-plus-teardrop

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[Jamiegla1]

I’ve been looking at the R-Pod 190
Forest River R-Pod 190

 

[Jamiegla1]

man after looking at the one you posted, I think you have a winner

 

[jjack50]

I’ve been looking at the R-Pod 190
Forest River R-Pod 190

I did look at those.
Looks good but with a slide out it will be more expensive. And the unloaded weight is 700 - 800 lb more than the Bushwhackers leaving only 500 lb for payload.

 

[KillerKwall]

I have been looking into a Casita. Low Weight and great resale. Limitation is really size.

 

[goatman]

I'm going to tow the Bronco.

 

[Michael Haun]

Looking at a 3500# 7x14 enclosed single axle trailer. Will build the inside out the way I want it much cheaper.

 

[PatientlyWaiting]

I bought 1300lb pop up for $400. We’re going to refurb as much as we can.

 

[Flourman]

Hiker Trailer

https://www.hikertrailers.com/hikers

Boreas Trailers

https://boreascampers.com/campers/boreas-xt/

We owned a Hiker for a while and they are very customizable. The Boreas look awesome but are $$$$$.

 

[Lakelife36]

Those look good. Just remember everyone that the 350lb tongue weight limit can sneak up on you fast, so if you're loading right to 3500lbs then be very careful.woyh how you distribute the weight in the trailer. You'll have to hit it bang on.
And of course watch your GCWR, especially with a higher trim. One the lowersnyou should have some weight allowed in the Bronco but not so much on a BL or higher.

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