Towing A Camper Trailer Across the Simpson

Check the "Archives" Steve been lots of discussion on this both for & against.

Cheers

It's up to you Steve but S.A Parks says no trailers

Steve.
It is possible to do it but it chops the track up for those that follow, so its a matter of consideration for others. Eric.

Speaking of "chopping up the track for those that follow", and "consideration for others",
I would (very much) prefer to be following a vehicle/trailer combo. running on appropriate (read LOW) TYRE PRESSURES (sorry for shouting), than to be following an overloaded, top-heavy troopy/patrol/'cruiser (or whatever) on too-high tyre pressures..... These are the folk (and there are plenty of them) who are "chopping up the track", & making it difficult for everyone (including themselves)....
I am personally acquainted with a few so-called "experienced outback travellers" who sincerely believe that 30psi is "low tyre pressure"....(I have been doing my level best to "educate" them.. by example).. It is my belief that far too many people are simply not willing/game to deflate below 20-25 psi on sand (or mud)...

I believe that if more attention was paid to the matter of TYRE PRESSURES (sorry, shouting again), then the issue of towing trailers in the SD (& elsewhere) would not be such a contentious one....
The "structural integrity" of said trailers is another matter altogether, of course...

That's my "rant" for the day, I'll get down off the soapbox now....

Regards, Ed. C.

Thanks for the advice lads, as per some of your comments I wouldn't dream of attempting the trip without low tyre pressures. How low I will determine out there once I see how the loads effect the tyres which are 285x75x16 BFG Muddies.

As for clearance it will never be a problem.

Regards

Steve Hedges