This is a REVCON Trailblazer and it’s amazing. What would be your ideal trip in this monster? On or off road?
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My ideal trip for this abortion would not involve me being in it, I would strap a rocket motor to it and launch it from an aircraft carrier into the atlantic.. or the pacific, but I feel the US has done enough testing in that ocean already.
It is kind of a hot mess. As huge as a Winnebago, but without all the room forward of the camper door. As awkward as an ambulance to move around in, but with the maneuverability of a school bus.
Is this an armor plated RV? If not, why is there a second rear axle? 24 foot U-Haul trucks don’t even need a second axle. And do I understand they’re both driven axles with locking diffs? Why not just put Mattrax on there? (Well, it says 4X4 on it, not 4X6, so maybe the Instagrammer mis-stated it.)
My first off-road adventure would be off the road, into the barn and disassembled to make two smaller RVs out of it.
U-haul trucks would be duallies though, so probably just tire load rating. Otherwise I feel the same, just not the right answer for any situation and not a great compromise either.
The instagrammer was right some of them say 4×4 on them some of them say 4×6 on them. Sometimes when you see another axle on something like this it’s not solely just for its own weight this thing also has Towing capabilities as well the rear axle is not power driven it is a Dexter tag axle with air ride suspension
The instagrammer was right some of them say 4×4 on them some of them say 4×6 on them. Sometimes when you see another axle on something like this it’s not solely just for its own weight this thing also has Towing capabilities as well the rear axle is not power driven it is a Dexter tag axle with air ride suspension
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Love the Revcon , off we go to the great white north .
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