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  1. 21st June 2013, 03:37 PM #11
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    One question, how heavy is the Trayon? Bob
    I’m pretty sure the dinosaurs died out when they stopped gathering food and started having meetings to discuss gathering food

    A bookshop is one of the only pieces of evidence we have that people are still thinking
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    Quote Originally Posted by bob10 View Post
    One question, how heavy is the Trayon? Bob
    Bob! how hard it is going to go to the Trayon site?

    You are worse than me
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    My dual cab version is about 370 kg, the single cab model to suit a Land Rover is about 390 kg. Some of the wider versions are about 410 kg.

    Brochures & Specs | Trayon Campers

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    yup, 390kg and another important point is they are designed to have the majority of the weight upfront in the camper so that it wont hang past the rear axle saving you from chassis and suspension damage. They have been building them the same way for the last 19 years, i met a couple in lawnhill that had camper number 42, still the same...
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    Quote Originally Posted by trayon517 View Post
    yup, 390kg and another important point is they are designed to have the majority of the weight upfront in the camper so that it wont hang past the rear axle saving you from chassis and suspension damage. They have been building them the same way for the last 19 years, i met a couple in lawnhill that had camper number 42, still the same...
    Now THAT is a place I could spend more time in....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ranga View Post
    Hopefully should pick up mine tomorrow!
    dont be shy to post a pic or two Ranga....
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    Quote Originally Posted by trayon517 View Post
    dont be shy to post a pic or two Ranga....
    Ranga? SHY???? Surely you jest

    Yes, some pics set up at the Adels Grove campsite would be good for starters...


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    Quote Originally Posted by Chucaro View Post
    Bob! how hard it is going to go to the Trayon site?

    You are worse than me
    I can only handle one site at a time, unlike my wife, who has great delight in informing me about the multi tasking of the female gender. Besides, going to the Trayon site would take me out of the Land Rover comfort zone, an area of Truth, Honesty, & the Australian way..... Bob
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    Quote Originally Posted by bob10 View Post
    I can only handle one site at a time, unlike my wife, who has great delight in informing me about the multi tasking of the female gender. Besides, going to the Trayon site would take me out of the Land Rover comfort zone, an area of Truth, Honesty, & the Australian way..... Bob
    Bob, let the females think that we are not multi tasking, we can read the threads in the forum, watch our favorite sport in TV and drink our favorite grog all at the same time
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