Thread: Do you own a Trak Shak?

G/day Landieman
the dimensions from a 1995 Midway camper are...
120cm wide
48cm high
210cm long

Mine has the kitchen mounted on the rear tailgate which is 40cm deep...so this makes the storage length reduced to 170cm...

cheers smally

Originally Posted by smally4.6

G/day Landieman
the dimensions from a 1995 Midway camper are...
120cm wide
48cm high
210cm long

Mine has the kitchen mounted on the rear tailgate which is 40cm deep...so this makes the storage length reduced to 170cm...

cheers smally

Cheers Smally, that's brilliant.

I assume the other models I have seen with a similar frame to the kitchen on the front tailgate would be another 40cm shorter. Yes?

Thanks again.

Originally Posted by LandieMan

Cheers Smally, that's brilliant.

I assume the other models I have seen with a similar frame to the kitchen on the front tailgate would be another 40cm shorter. Yes?

Thanks again.

Can't answer that one....sorry.....The frame on the front tailgate was to carry 1 or 2 waeco fridges ......
Dont know the sizes...
cheers smally

Hi LandieMan,

I don't own a Trakshack, but I have two friends who do, and one is for sale. Unfortunately we are on the opposite side of the world ( just about ), and can't help with your purchase. However, I can offer a word of advice and caution.
Trakshacks are now made or assembled from parts made in CHINA. The early made in China versions had a lot of problems.

Try to establish where your potential purchase was made. Sorry I cannot recall the changeover date. ( I think it was the early 2000's ) Both the Trakshacks my friends have were made in Australia, and are great. Well made good quality gear, with stacks of space. They are huge inside.

Hope you are successful in finding one.

Originally Posted by ADMIRAL

Hi LandieMan,

I don't own a Trakshack, but I have two friends who do, and one is for sale. Unfortunately we are on the opposite side of the world ( just about ), and can't help with your purchase. However, I can offer a word of advice and caution.
Trakshacks are now made or assembled from parts made in CHINA. The early made in China versions had a lot of problems.

Try to establish where your potential purchase was made. Sorry I cannot recall the changeover date. ( I think it was the early 2000's ) Both the Trakshacks my friends have were made in Australia, and are great. Well made good quality gear, with stacks of space. They are huge inside.

Hope you are successful in finding one.

Thanks for the heads up. I was aware there were issues with some of the later ones. I looked at one recently had rust showing thru' under the paint already and it was only a couple of years old. I'm OK to fix up and couple of bits but this had big sections of the paintwork that would need replacing.

There are a few advertised around the country at the moment so unless one comes up near us here in Melbourne/Gippsland in the next week or 2, we'll hit the road and head off north and buy one as we go. We've only just bought the truck...

Thanks again for the advice.

Cheers, LandieMan