CSR and Camper Trailers

Unless conditions are particually difficult during that year, a good quality trailer kept light should not cause too many extra problems.
Cheers Craig............

i think the trip would be easier without the trailer if there is only 2 of you IMHO
what size trailer?
which direction?
is your dad energetic?

I came North to South in August last year and came across a couple in a GU Patrol and a Tvan.

Apart from lower tyre pressures and 22l per 100, they had no problems at all.....I averaged 15 but fully loaded with 3 passengers.

Dunes seemed a little steeper, but were shorter and less flip floppy (cant think of the right word for it) then heading North.

Would definately be comfortable at nights....but keep it light.

Have fun.

Brett.....

Bullet2Deadly

Keep in mind the restrictions with trailers on the southern end of the CSR.
Remember also you have a lot of dunes to cross.
Last season the CSR was very corrugated. Make sure you take your time or you will break something.

Regards ans have a great trip.

If you do get a trailer see if you can use the same wheels as you have on your vehicle. Peace of mind having have two spares that can fit on either vehicle or trailer.

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Bullet
We are doing the CSR with our camper, this July.

I expect low k's per lt, but apart from that everything is ready
Well 5 is the turn out point for trailers, must exit, ot enter there from Granit Peak.

Cheers
Bucky

Hi mate,

I did the CSR South to North last year. I saw a group with camper trailers (Kimberly and a few TVANS who didn't have any problems at well 33. That being siad, I did see a bucket load of abandond trailers along the track. They must be of the highest quality to get through. I did run into a party of 3 series 1 disco's going Norh to South and their story was tragic. All shockies replaced by half way and one had the roof caving in from the roof rack. The had also had to tow one back to Halls creek to replace a head. They certainly had an adventure!!!

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