Cape York

G'day Blaze
All the way, when I went up there in 2003 we towed our Aussie Swag CT behind our 89 4 runner up the OLT to Sam creek then out to the northern bypass and on to the tip without any dramas at all, just tell him to take his time.
We camped at Seisia along side of an Adventure CT towed by a Jeep Cherokee, trailer no probs, Jeep broken engine mount(5 day wait for replacement). So his trailer should handle the trip no worries. Just have to watch what wife packs for wife.
Safe travells.
Jim-Bob.

Recently did the Cape all the way up the OTL. We met up (and travelled with) several families towing campertrailers. One in particular had a standard 60 series, auto., with a very heavy (high sided) camper trailer. There were times I thought he wouldn't make it (Cannibal Creek, Gun Shot), but he did ! His motto was - "You only get one crack at it, so you have to give it all you've got !" He made it up all steep sided banks in one go...went hard at it and didn't hold back. The momentum of the vehicle and trailer seemed to push him up. If he was hlaf hearted, he may have experienced difficulties - ie. having to back it back down etc... We were in a fully laden Troopy and seemd to do it tougher than he did - all weight in vehicle seemed to be more challenging than a lighter vehicle towing a trailer.

There were quite a few campertrailers (to my suprise). They were a bit slower travelling, but they all made it. Happy travels !

We take many camper trailers with us on our tag alongs.
Some do it alot easier than others.
Is the camper trailer a propper 4wd trailer or just a beefed up garden trailer.
As people said above they know people and have seen people they may have been lucky.
I have seen many a trailer [garden trailer] in bits on the side of the road/track.
Even the top brands can have troubles.
I would only take a good quality off road trailer because who knows what season is going to be like.

All the best
Eric

hi
i agree