Suspension that's Stout, Serviceable, Simple and … Sexy?
Under our strong and lightweight Expedition Trailer chassis hangs the part that lets the whole rig get down the road. The Suspension – The axle, hubs and brakes. When I began with the Turtleback Trailer idea I had dreams of...
Read moreOur Chassis
They say that in order for something to last it needs a good foundation. We took that message to heart when we designed our Turtleback Trailer chassis and framing. It all starts with USA made steel tubing cut...
Read moreOur Featured Turtleback Trailer for Sale
This Expedition Trailer Has Sold Our orange Turtleback photo shoot trailer is being sold as a demo unit. This trailer is a star of the web and the upcoming videos. We have made a couple minor cosmetic changes...
Read moreMishap on the Hackberry Trail
We all have had a lapse. You know, a brain fart. ADMIT IT! Usually we have them when we’re excited or distracted, you know. Well John had one this weekend on the Hackberry Trail outside Phoenix AZ. Here’s the...
Read moreRoof Rack Configurations
Here are our four different roof rack configurations for the Turtleback Trailers. All racks are start with 1”x3” rectangular tubing as a base with slat rails to allow storage under the tent. On the rectangular base tubes we weld (4)...
Read moreWe have made our tailgate design – More modular and cool!
We start with CNC cut 3/8″ steel base plates that are powder coated and attached to the chassis using 1/2″ Stainless Steel U bolts. This attachment process makes the tailgate an option that can be added at any...
Read moreDave and Estelle O'Haire
As you know we had been looking for this type of trailer for at least 3 years when our camping friends discovered Turtle Back trailers on the web and suggested we give them a boo. And we did. ...
Read moreOctober Sedona Turtleback Herd Event
Last month we had a great trip to the Sedona area. Here are some of the photos from the weekend. Stay tuned for future herd events, we hope you can join us on the next one.
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