Adventure Kings MT1 Camping Trailer

Take a look at my MT1 Camping trailer, see where I drag the trailer and the conditions I put it through. showing how i have set this trailer up, from additional storage to swing away double sola panels.
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[@OffTheBeatenPathAus]

Well set up mate would serve you well. Nice idea with the companion cooler in the tent!

[@wadejensen3301]

Mate, great cost effective set-up you have there....well done!

[@charlieprice8244]

Thanks Mate, very happy with this, still no issues after almost 2 years.

[@matthalpin1981]

I love those drone shots. Also impressed with the camera mounted on the MT1 and how it keeps levelling itself. Nice video mate. :-)

[@off2adventure739]

Thanks Mate, The Go Pros now days are superior over the earlier ones. certainly see how much of an angle it gets on..

[@eds4wdcamping]

thanks for the review of the camper (And did I see a BUSHIDO Cross good to see another brother online )

[@off2adventure739]

Hi Bro, sure did see the Bushido, I was teaching in Tasmania for many years. Sensai Charlie. 💪💪💪💪💪💪

[@peterwest267]

Great info and setup.

[@charlieprice8244]

Thanks.

[@GrabLifeByTheGourlays]

Awesome run down!🤙🏽

[@ryantilley-general.shenanigans]

Great video mate. I just liked and subbed for more!

[@off2adventure739]

Thanks..Still in edeting stage for the rest of this trip to the sink hole..

[@dantheman5222]

noice set up mate

[@Alan.livingston]

Great vid.

[@off2adventure739]

Thanks...

[@nivid01]

Mate, you should be going DC to DC from your vehicle to charge the trailer battery/s when your driving! Great trailer!

[@charlieprice8244]

Hi Mate, yes planning to set that up on the car as well to charge. Other job on the list lol. Being in the Pilbara is sun sun and more sun so the solar keeps up perfect. How ever, done a trip down south last month and was struggling with over cast days always. So yup. Need to get in to that one. 😁😁

[@xXAnG3l0fDeThXx]

I'd love to see how you done the shower tent on a hinge, that's pretty cool

[@off2adventure739]

Flick me an email on [e-mail] and I can send some pictures to you.

[@dohmarau]

Thanks for the rundown. Love the setup. Do you know if the kitchen benchtops (both slide out and fold down) are magnetic? Would like to use induction cooker on one of these!

[@off2adventure739]

They are stainless. So not much magnetic on them. If any at all, as stainless won't let magnets stick to it.

[@ottouring]

Hi Just read your comment and agree but we don’t like paying huge dollars for Australian made. thought you might like to see my set and how I use it Cheers Out There Touring

[@gabriellegrant8203]

Just wondering if a year in from the video would you still recommend a kings trailer?

[@CaptZenPetabyte]

Is the swing out 720 awning weatherproof (a lot leak at the joins to the vehicle)? Would love to see how you rigged the shower/bathroom? Is there anything else youd do differently or have plans on changing?

[@off2adventure739]

Hi Mate. I havnt actually been camping in rain up here yet, basicaly if it raining here I dont go camping as every thing would be flooded..... The shower awning is attached by a big gate hinge.I have to modify the hinge and weld extra flat plate to it. I have seen them attached by a heavy duty draw slide, they would be better as they just pull straight out. To be honest if I would change any thing? Not really as I love the trailer more and more on every trip I do.....

[@Sh4dow682]

Nice vid.. We have the MT1 also.. love it! just wish we could get out more with it.. Being winter doesnt help.. plus work. Anyways how much was the Awning and what mods do you need to do to get it to fit to the current bracket on the trailer? Fellow West Aussie too?

[@off2adventure739]

Hi Mate, I was lucky enough to but the Awning on EFY sales, i believe it was around $1100 for Memory. are yes the Brackets, well this was a bit of a pain, as I made my own from ally i had laying around, and had to make up spacers to fit. Actually the first design started to bend, so made some adjustment and strengthened it up. These are not quite long enough to fit existing brackets, hence the stuff around. I am trying to get time to do a quick vid and show the bracket set up and upload on here.

[@101keepingitreal]

Mate great video really appreciate it and love ya set up… how much was your trailer ?

[@charlieprice8244]

Hi Mate, I snuck in With the EFY special. The trailer was advertised for $14,999 with a kitchen, pantry, roof rails, rear sliding draw, and basic battery 13v set up. I upgraded to x 2 batteries, 138ah each, an additional 12v control box, 1500w inverter, and CTEC DCDC. All up was 17k, all fitted and delivered to Perth.... Just can't compare anything else for that money. 2 years in and no issues at all.

[@robertwilson1827]

From what I saw all that could be in/ on a canopy on the ute. What are the advantages of having it on a trailer please?

[@off2adventure739]

Trailer is a base camp mate. Set up once for several days and can explore with the 4wd with out packing any thing up each day.

[@robertwilson1827]

@@off2adventure739 that's a fair enough explanation.✔️ Thankyou for your reply.

[@FarqueKnowsWhere]

I worked in Pt Hedland for 4 years and I also got into metal detecting there which changed the way I viewed the Pilbara from hell hole to paradise. Anyway I’m about to lay down some cash for a MT1 to work my way across the whole top end, and your testimony in this video is getting me excited. You seemed happy it’s keeping the dust out but have you taken it for a dip through creek crossings? Keeping water out is important too and it’s probably inevitable I’ll get a water crossing or two in my travels and have you had any problems that has made you stop loving the MT1? Cheers

[@off2adventure739]

Hey mate. Yes been through plenty of crossing, but nothing at a huge depth to test the doors for a lengthy period of time. I have seen lots of videos where they taking into Cape York. No issues to what was spoken about. Love this little trailer. Dine some hard tracks and still no issues.

[@FarqueKnowsWhere]

@@off2adventure739 thanks Charlie, I’m going into Kings next week with cash and order me one, the bloke said delivery time should be mid Feb or so…

[@ottouring]

Hi there, Thought you might like to look at my Hilux set up for the big lap, was thinking of getting a trailer but didn’t want to tow and excess weight. Cheers Out There Touring

[@FarqueKnowsWhere]

@@ottouring just watched your touring build video, a bloody neat simple build mate. Mitz and other companies have very well built gear, no questions there, but I have an off the shelf $2300 3 door aluminium dust and waterproof canopy, bolted to the factory Toyota ally tray, with solar panels, second battery and two 32lt Engels that I’ve had for 16 years. Now lithium is changing camping and I’m fitting out my camper with full lithium and solar to run a 3000w inverter, induction plates, kettle etc and gas will be a back up I’m a holiday worker of 10 years with van now changing to an off-road camper to spend the next 4 plus years working and zigzagging my way across the top, so I need a trailer to take a bit extra gear as this is my mobile home, and I want about 200lt of fuel storage for when I find very cheap fuel and for remote travels. Overweight is a very common problem for 4wds and a trailer will fix that and can make travels a bit more comfortable.. thanks for replying..

[@off2adventure739]

@@ottouring sure would, love checking out other rigs and how they are set up...

[@mogser1]

Nice set up, how did you fasten the drawers?

[@off2adventure739]

Thanks Mate. Used some small pieces of Alloy angle with big pot rivets on 2 corners. 2 others was small bolts. Works a treat.

[@mogser1]

@@off2adventure739 thank you, I am currently looking at purchasing an MT1

[@4WheelingInNSW]

They don’t look bad, just a shame they’re bringing them in from China - like 97% of camper trailers nowadays. Good clip though mate 👍

[@off2adventure739]

Thanks Mate. I was hesitation at first and then seen how many was being sold, and no real issues.Most of the little problems was fixed under warrenty and adjustment / upgrades made in production line... Yer, most campers are made in China, and have a very hefty price tag. Considering most of the others have been around for many years and have ironed out all the bugs... These do go well, and looking forward to years to come at what it will be like...

[@4WheelingInNSW]

@@off2adventure739 good to hear mate. Just a shame that so many are imported now. I hope you get many years of trouble free trailering ( if that’s a word 🤣 ) 👍👍

[@ottouring]

Hi Just read your comment and agree but we don’t like paying huge dollars for Australian made. thought you might like to see my set and how I use it Cheers Out There Touring

[@petercleave6652]

Nice set up you have there. I will pick my trailer up soon. Do you run a hot shower? Why do you have 12 recovery boards? 😳

[@off2adventure739]

Hey mate, thanks. No hot water needed as I'm out camping here when hot. Usually 40 degree days, so cold water is great. I am generally out solo camping, so do a lot of sand and dry river beds. Been caught before with no winch points. So I can set a bridge with all the boards in soft sand. Also I do recoveries up here, and a lot is on salt pans, so more boards the better. Congrats on getting one of these. They are just a great trailer. 🙂🙂

[@grunkalunka3449]

​@@off2adventure739 multiple recovery boards. Smart. Especially towing a trailer. Especially when you know theres minimal winching points.

[@off2adventure739]

I have used them all several times when in soft sand dry river beds. Basicaly build a bridge to get put. 😊

[@Northstar2000]

Gday mate, fark yea mate camping with the boiiisss in the bush all alone. The most hetero activity you can ever do mate. Ain't nothing gay about it.

[@off2adventure739]

Haha thanks mate. Solitary camping is always the best