Hard floor camper trailer

Being Chinese made, some say the quality is suspect while others say for the price they are good. Some will also say buy Australian made, but it also depends on what you can afford and the one you are looking at is a hell of a lot cheaper than the Aussie ones of similar design.
Spoke to an elderly couple in Derby who had a MDC soft floor and while theirs was pretty basic, they were very happy with it and it looked solid enough.
Hopefully someone who owns one will reply to you.
Kevin

Yeah I agree. I would only buy Australian made camping gears and equipment. China made may have a cheaper price. But you would compromise the quality.

Hi Kumunara

Have a look at my reply in post 98479.

Please make sure you do your research and are happy before making a purchase.

Cheers

Anthony

Have a look at the Journeyman, from Camp In Comfort in QLD (check the internet and if you are interested give Ross a ring).
We have recently bought one of these built for two, forward-folding campers and, having brought it back from Qld, are looking forward to getting away once GC number four is delivered and mum and GC doing well.
They are superbly thought out and built. The forward folding design means that nothing except the wheels and the stabilisers touch the ground. At the Caulfield camping and caravan show, on a hot day, the Journeyman was noticeably cooler than other campers.
With airbag suspension and compact size it is a doddle to tow.
Good luck in your search
KenD

We bought a cheapie - Chinese imported bits assembled in Aust. Pinnacle is the brand.
Overall we are quite happy with it. Had a few minor issues which, given the price of the unit I was expecting - all sorted out by me quite easily and cheaply.

Independent suspension, battery, internal light, electric water pump, 4 burner stove, new tyres (albeit Chinese), off-road hitch, large front box, large water tank.

Have used it quite a bit and still going strong.

Best if you see whatever you want to buy in the flesh as some units sound good on the website but look like crap in real life. At least that's my experience.

Bought an MDC camper earlier this year and apart from the normal minor mods that were needed, I haven't had any issues at all.
Mind you the wheel bearings were replaced prior to using it for the first time, only to find only about a teaspoon of grease in each hub.
Cheers
Paul