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EPISODE · Dec 21, 2023 · 1H 11M

Principles of Overlanding: Overland and Expedition Trailers

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Did you know that Expedition Portal articles about overland, expedition, and off-road trailers are among the most popular on the website? It's one of the hottest segments in the overland industry—from tiny teardrops to massive multi-axle toy haulers, there have been incredible leaps in technology across the board in the hitched-up world. In fact, there are so many trailers on the market now and such a dizzying array of options and designs that it can be a real challenge to make sense of it all. The Overland Journal Podcast is here to help with some real-world expertise. In podcast episode 175, the founder of AT Overland Equipment, Mario Donovan, joins the conversation with hosts Matt Scott and Scott Brady to sort through everything you need to know about overland and expedition trailers. They take a hard look at suspension, chassis development, length, different types of trailers, the importance of electric brakes, and much more.  Full show notes available at Overland Journal Podcast A special thanks to our sponsors:03 Outdoors and KuatSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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