Description
Carry your things to the mountains, deserts, and remote parts of the world in style. Use this as the platform to build your dream adventure rig. These Off-Road Trailer Plans are fully engineered and ready now. This design is slightly larger — 4′ x 6.5′ — and has more center ground clearance — than our more traditional Off Road trailer.
This small and light adventure trailer is a workhorse, and it’s ready to build for your next big outing. Use this as a platform to build your rig and conquer that dream 4×4 adventure.
Specifications:
- 4′ x 6′ 6″ Functional Bed Size (Inside the Frame Rails for a True 4’+ Cargo Width.)
- Torsion Axle Trailer – 2500 lb. Capacity.
- Engineered Plans are Designed for High Ground Clearance and for Large Tires.
Has Design Options for Several Types of Sides and Various Deck Types. Choose what you like.- Base Trailer is a Flatbed Designed for the DIY Builder to Create Desired Functionality such as a Camper Top, Cargo Storage, Boat Racks or Whatever on Top.
- Trailer will Support a Roof Top Camper and all Sorts of Gear. Build Your Adventure.
- Blueprints Show Many Options For Tie-Down Locations.
- Plans Include Illustrated Instructions and Complete Drawings Ready To Build.
4×6.5 Adventure Trailer Details:
The off-road trailer plans include step-by-step illustrated instructions with a parts and materials lists. And, recommendations for places to purchase the materials, and needed components.
Please look through the various options, then choose the right ones for your perfect trailer. Use the ideas given along with ideas of your own. These include a top, sides or tailgate, then maybe a tongue mounted tool box, tie-down bars, a rooftop sleeper, or something else. Build a support structure to hold a roof top camper. It’s all up to you because these plans are totally customizable.
Torsion Axle Off-Road Trailer Plans Tech Info:
- True trailer bed size is 4 ft. 4″ wide by 6 ft. 9.5″. long — which makes a full usable deck space of 4′ x 6’6″ +, even with sides.
- Overall length including the tongue is ~127 inches. (May vary with options.)
- Trailer deck height will depend on design options chosen. (Bed height shown is roughly 24″.)
- Ground clearance depends on choices like wheel and tire size. (Without additional lift spacers, trailer frame ground clearance is 18″ while Axle clearance is 17+”.)
- Max load capacity (depending on options) is 2500 lbs.* including the trailer.
- True Torsion Axle Trailer Design — Engineered specifically for the demands of long life on rough terrain.
- Trailer weight will vary depending on design options, but will range from 400 lbs (minimal flat bed) up. See our FAQ on trailer weight.
Reminder: Trailer construction requires metalworking skills and tools for things like cutting, drilling, accurate fixturing and set-up, as well as welding. The strength, durability, and enjoyment depend on how well the trailer is made. Build it well, then Enjoy the Finished Project !!
Trailer Plans & Information:
- Purchase these plans with the “ADD TO CART” button above. Download is available right after confirmed payment.
- For more information about the plans, check out these two articles: What’s In The Plans? and What Makes Our Trailer Plans Better?
- And, for even more about trailers, try these two articles from Synthesis Engineering: “What Makes A Good Trailer Design?” and “Choosing The Right Utility Trailer”.
* Trailer load capacity depends on all the parts — axle(s), components and materials — as well as the craftsmanship in building. The trailer is engineered to perform as stated when built as defined, and when proper care is given in construction. Capacity for this trailer requires proper choices for parts such as the hitch, axle, wheels, tires, safety chain, decking, bolts, pins, etc. Please make sure load capacities match or exceed the trailer capacity, and Do not exceed manufacturers limits.
Success with the trailer — in building and for trouble-free trailer life — depends on materials, construction techniques, welding skill, assembly methods, finishing and proper loading. Proper frame set-up and weld integrity are critical, as are bolt torques, tire pressure, tire condition and the mechanics of towing. Always use proper safety and securing equipment when loading or towing a trailer.
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