Off-Road Camping & Overland Trailer | Nuthouse Industries Hickory Walk Around
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- Опубліковано 23 кві 2019
- Nuthouse Industries
Morrow Ohio
I got the chance to visit Nuthouse Industries to take an in depth look at their Hickory Overlanding / Off-Road Trailer. The Hickory is a solid full aluminum off road trailer built for the trails and comes fully contained with everything you will need on your next overland adventure.
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Great video!! Thanks for sharing
Saw a nuthouse trailer at Jeep Beach 2019 and hands down the most fantastic overland trailer I have seen to date!!!
Very cool trailer!! I like it.
I’ve watched a lot of videos from Australia on the overland trailers, I’m glad to find one that’s US made and supported.
There are many US made overland trailers. Turtleback for instance is very well known.
Schutt Industries is another. And they make all the trailers the Australian government buys too.
Very nice trailer........ :)
Love the Nuthouse.
Nice trailer.
I need like this one
nice trailer
Gotta love the "we're one of the only" sales pitch. Just tell me it has the feature. Dont tell me that no one else does it.
I do love that there is a fire extinguisher though.
A fire extinguisher…….no one else in the market provides one
The display trailer that is being shown has a lot of options on it. I was hoping that more of the features that were being shown were standard equipment. I priced one out on the website and it had $12,100 in options to look like the model shown.
thats a sweet trailer but at 16k i think id just buy another jeep and use it as the mule haha and an extra recovery vehicle :D but pretty awesome build for the people who can afford it.
Nice trailer, but only need storage, refrigerator, hot water for shower and clean dishes, water storage, extra tire, and a nice tent with awnings. Could you custom make this into a small sturdy trailer?
Yeah they can make anything you want give them a call
How does this high tent allay my wife's fears of bears, especially grizzlies, when camping in northern Rockies?
Never been able to figure why on a trailer that will weigh MAX, about 1500 lbs, you would put springs on it that would suport a dump truck. Might as well weld the axle to the frame. Springs are made to soften the ride, so why not use springs that will soften the ride, not beat the crap out of everything inside!
@jrg10332 Show me any trailer thats three point suported that truly articulates the suspension. They don't except for a micro second. Four wheels is different, they have to articulate in order to keep weight on all four wheels. Any three points will NEVER articulate except for tiny second when it hits a rock. But 3500 lbs is WAY overkill. It just beats everythng inside to pieces when suspension is this stiff. I have built MANY trailers and have proven this out over and over.
For willyz jeep I need one
All this effort and (over)engineering went into this fantastic aluminum trailer, and then they go ahead and use rubber instead of metallic suspension springs! A certain failure point and absolutely unbelievable!
Apparently with the weight if this trailer the axleless setup works well based on real world testing. I initially had the same thought.
Rubber overheats when going over bumpy surfaces, and it will eventually fall apart. Not to mention that this type of suspension design has limited suspension travel. I used to work as a vehicle designer and this is one of the best trailers I 've ever encountered, but, in all seriousness, that suspension system really destroys such a great effort.
@@thepilotxproject4035 I wouldn't think a trailer your just dragging behind would need much travel. Since the wheels aren't driving is it as important they stay connected to the ground like the driveline of the vehicle
@@SirWilliamGoes Generally I agree with this statement, it's just that at this level of engineering someone would expect a suspension at least as good as the ones used in most Australian trailers. Even a solid axle on leaf springs is more reliable than rubber.
@@thepilotxproject4035 yeah I'm not sure as I haven't researched either to really form an opinion. I trust these guys opinion on it though and I trust that if they became an issue it would get taken care of. I would think with the less moving parts the better. I prefer an all in one vehicle myself.
great video- what kind of screen tent are you using and where do you store it
The darche awning has an attachment that goes into the trailer. Reach out to thises guys and they can hook you up with just awning and annex
I am glad to see more choices for overlanders in the US. But know that there are TONS of companies now making pretty much the same trailers. I understand wanting to let manufacturers have a good face, and helping push their products, but I came to this video because the thumbnail said "the best"... and it simply is not, given any number of metrics. Is it good? Sure. But there are some questionable items, and like I said, there are many others pretty similar to it, if not better. If you are going to keep doing these types of shows, I would suggest not being so quick to assign the term "the best" without a LOT more research. but thanks for the video. Cheers!
What makes this a sub par trailer in your opinion and which would you consider to be the best and why?
Agreed this trailer is pretty much identical to every other trailer on the market.
There are many overland trailers yes, but not very many (all aluminum) built trailers. Very well built from what the video shows and the price I am sure is way over the price of a comparable sized and featured all steel trailer. Personally, I would rather have a solid axle and leaf springs or coils. I figure if a solid axle is good enough for my Jeep then it is good enough for the trailer. How often do you see especially on UA-cam, a vehicle and trailer combo on a trail and the trailer is hung up on an obstacle - by the axle?
SMITTYBILT 4WHEEL PARTS TRAILER
Negative!! Did you not watch the whole walk through inside where they start from scratch making them? This is made by craftsman with skill, care, intention and attention to detail. The other is made by the masses with less than stellar materials and imported from china, the two aren't the same.
since when was timbren "above and beyond"? it's a dead easy diy install that anyone who's renovated a trailer knows about
the above and beyond comes from the fact they went with quality parts
this is a nice trailer. I'm in California are there any distributors out here? can you give us a rough price?
Nuthouse Industries is located in Ohio and you buy directly from them. Give them a call they could give you a quote for what you're wanting.
Nice trailer, my only issue is that if you’re travelling somewhere that is days away from anyone and something breaks, how do you fix it ? With a steel trailer on a straight axle with leaf springs you could fix nearly anything with some welding rods and a set of jumper cables, you can’t really carry a mig welder and everything else to fix this trailer.
Perhaps, but I feel like if you have enough knowledge and know how to do all that then you should be able to figure out a solution if the need should arise.
If you can break a timbren axle on a trailer without absolutely destroying the tow vehicle…….I’d love to see it
How much does it cost?
Do you find the open storage area just holds a ton of dust?
I don't have one but haven't heard of this being an issue.
This is the best?? I'm confused, just watched 3 other vids with the best... and none of them were he same!! How can that be??????
Simple, they're wrong I'm right!! 🤣
Safety chains should be criss-crossed, at 4:01 it shows you didn't, but I'm sure you already know this :)
Oh really, why?
@@SirWilliamGoes Well, here is whyL www.etrailer.com/question-193849.html and this may be of help as well auto.howstuffworks.com/auto-parts/towing/equipment/protective-towing/towing-safety-cables1.htm . but I sense a hint of sarcasm on your response, my comment had no ill intension, as a matter of fact I like your trailer very much, and I'm in the market for one of these trailers, hence the reason why I was checking out your rig.
No sarcasm, I truly wanted to know the reasoning and I'm glad you shared, thank you. I have learned something.
Turtleback also makes some very nice trailers.
Ohh. What stove is that?
Cook Partner they are really sweet.
How much
why did they cheap out of the charge controller???
Which would you go with?
@@SirWilliamGoes victron 100 30 with bluetooth
No dolly wheel on hitch?
Dolly wheel??
@@SirWilliamGoes the small wheel on the dolly leg(s)
Tow chains are not setup correctly
Good catch. Hopefully when he's actually towing and not just moving it they put them right
How much?
Reach out to the guys over there.
The grand total is ?way to much! Nice trailer though.
Yeah definitely not for everyone's budget. Solid built unit there are cheaper ones in the market
Im just starting to consider the trailer idea . I have been very happy with the smittybilt xl rooftop tent an annex plus awning on the 4runner . But the trailer allows you to build a base camp and when the family comes that would be nice . The 6.5 ft x 8.5 ft tent is plenty big enough but the added storage for longer trips would be welcomed .
@@meganstevefrost7326 yeah trailers are great for family camping and the fact you can just hook up and go is really nice
Looks like a $4k trailer that costs $30k...I rather get a tear drop.
To each their own
Priced a tear drop lately? $10k upwards for a plywood box on a cheap frame. The sad reality is that skilled labor is not cheap.
Agreed. Teardrops that are actually made for offroad use - metal rather than plywood, heavier frames and suspensions, end up costing 25K and up. Look at Off Grid Trailers, Mission Overland, Overkill, etc. You can spend 5K on a utility trailer, 12 to 30K for an off-road cargo with power and options, or 25-55K for an off-road Teardrop or camper.
really hard to buy one of these I have searched and there is no easy way to purchase
WTF?!!!
All you have to do is go to Google type in nuthouse industries visit their website give them a call.
CONTACT | 513-899-2342
@@SirWilliamGoes right, in 2020 when everybody has a website and can purchase anything off of the internet at anytime of the day 24/7.
Buyers like me who late at night feel like spending money with a Visa card but hey, who am I to judge...
Do you want me to send him a fax as well?
@@Achisachis73 really weird, I was able to go to this website and build a trailer out. Not sure why your having difficulty nuthouseindustries.com/shop/expedition-trailers/hickory-expedition-trailer/
12 to 16 grand , for probably 6 grand worth of stuff , have all these outback trailer mfg fucking lost their minds when it comes to pricing this stuff ?
The market determines price. What people will pay is what its value is. Though i think you’d be hard pressed to get this built for 6k. And even if it is only 6k worth of “stuff” you still gotta put all the “stuff” together. 5$ worth a plastic in a 10$ toy is a bad use of 5$ plastic. 5$ worth of plastic in a 600$ camera is a good use. Its kinda along those same lines. Thanks for watching
This is cool but not $16,000 cool.
Value is in the eye of the buyer
How much does it cost?
Got the price 12k ouch