MDC Robson XTT Off Road Camper Trailer - Storage and Modifications

We take a walkthrough The Robbo, our off road camper trailer, and show you how we have set it up as a family tourer.
We talk about the modifications we have done and what we do for storage.
If you have done anything different be sure to let us know in the comments.
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[@SnitchyBug]

hahaha the fly! thanks for the video, im just about to buy the mdc explorer, little bit smaller but much the same, this was a great demo video!

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

😂😂 man they were so friendly!! Congrats on the explorer they looks like a nice camper! Thanks mate, we really appreciate that! Happy camping!

[@lewistaylor1489]

Thanks for your video, as a fellow mdc camper owner, its nice to see what little tricks others have come up with.

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Thanks Lewis, it is always nice to see how others do things and get some tips 😊 thanks for watching, happy camping!

[@sambro9134]

Glad I found out about the MDC rigs. I first discovered the opus, but couldn’t get on board with air pillars. This is a great alternative.

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

We were the same as you, we liked the Opus but just felt there was to many things that could go wrong and it was better to have the old fashion pole system 😁 so happy with our MDC, they are great campers!

[@makesbyryandean]

They're not a bad rig, I'm currently running the lincoln mk2. Very similar. From WA originally esperance, been in Melbourne for 17 years. Doing alot of touring now my 3 daughters are a bit older and easier to travel with and am planning a trip back over to the south coast starting at Point Culver, Israelite Bay.

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

We have been very happy with the Robbo. We looked at the Lincoln as well and yes they are very similar trailers. That sounds like an amazing trip, certainly some beautiful countryside to explore. It is so nice to get the kids out camping and exploring! Happy and safe travels mate! Thanks for watching 🍻

[@MikeBanks2003]

I have a Cruiser High Side, and there is a storage "secure" box one steps on to get into the bed. I put a 2KW Diesel heater in this space. Behind the fridge in mine there is a wall of aluminium, into which I fitted a fan which has a temperature switch located in the front near the refrigerator cooling d fan, so it comes on when the temperature in the refrigerator compartment rises. I have put a mesh and louvered outlet in the door on the opposite side of the camper as well as a much better filter in the inlet in the door of the refrigerator v compartment itself. I could have set this fan to run continuously, when the refrigerator is connected but it is not silent, so I thought about sleeping with a slight hum under the bed and went for the thermostat instead. I fitted heavier duty slides to the drawer behind the refrigerator compartment, the one with the extra wheel bearings and tools, The flue for the diesel heater comes out the side just to the right of the electric switch compartment, and is horizontal because the flue is fan-forced, and does not rely on convection. This pipe is removed for travelling. I also put a bigger and heavier duty water pump in, and converted the battery and electrical system to Lithium, getting rid of the three enormously heavy deep cycle batteries. I also re-wired much of it, with extra fuse panels , and fitted a better solar charge system and a DC/DC charger for the Lithium battery, as well as a VSR cut off in the SUV so I can charge as I drive. The shower on my model is hung off the boat carrier rack, and I also fitted a lift-up-and-lock clothes line, which is used as a frame for a tarp-curtained shower enclosure. I have also linked up most of the cabinets so that they are all ventilated through stainless mesh portals. The only other thing I did was to change the lounge-space end pop-up frame so it now has a fold-down pop-up gas strut support each side, which sets the frame correctly and pretty much locks it when the top rails are fitted. That was a great idea--and I see all the newer ones have that now as as standard. I do not use the awning, instead I use a Gazebo tent which ties on to the boat rack along with my aluminium benches, and I am seldom encamped in one place for more than a day or two. I would certainly use it if I were to stay longer. I also replaced most of the steel window poles and spreaders to PVC electrical conduit pipe with aluminium hooks and pins--MUCH lighter and easy to carry, and I use elastic stretch cords to tie down flapping window covers in strong wind. So we have done similar things. I use those aluminium painters trestles bought from Bunnings as seating benches and also tables--REALLY strong--and CHEAP--but one has to lash them down on the boat rack firmly on padding. All up, my additions come to less than the weight of the lead acid batteries I removed. I only have the one water tank on the camper, but I do have two large bladder tanks I can put into the SUV rear space to be filled from a creek through a pump and filter system, if I like extra long hot showers. I also put a large aluminium box on the front to replace the water jerry can holders and gas bottle holders behind a mesh screen. I see the latest models have also done this too, but mine is a bit larger than the ones now fitted. I put new gas bottle carriers, a diesel tank for the heater, provision for extra drinking water, and I still have the original water pump, which I am considering using for a separate remote area drinking water system in a box, to be carried only if likely to be required, including a biological filter, which I have bought but am yet to fit. I suppose it will have to fit in the aluminium box to keep it all locked and safe from stone damage. Love your blogs. I look forward to seeing them.

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Hey Mike sounds like you have put alot of time and thought into your mods and sounds like you have a great set up because of it! We have also toyed with the idea of using a gazebo instead of the awning, seems like it would be an easier option. Especially if you are on the move often. Thanks for watching mate happy and safe camping! 🏕

[@yvettewhitehorn3265]

Thank you guys. I really enjoyed your video. We are looking to buy the Robson and you gave us some great ideas. Thank you.

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Thank you for watching Yvette! Glad you were able to get some ideas 😊 good luck with your camper trailer decision! When we were looking, we kept coming back to the Robson and we love it! Hope you do too if you end up getting one.

[@kparker4894]

Just put you over your 200 subs!! Only just found your channel. Love camper trailer channels as there is not many out there doing it. We'll go back now and watch all your vids.

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Thanks mate for putting us over! 😁 Hope you enjoy the videos!! If there is anything you are interested in seeing about the camper be sure to let us know 👍

[@campaddict7448]

Great looking camper!

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Thank you, we certainly love it!

[@KWofPerth]

Great video guys. The flies looked friendly. My favourite parts of the Robson are: 1. the centrally positioned table 2. those comfy corner cushions to relax on, and 3. the fully enclosed annexe that adds a real homely feel. :P

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Thanks Kris! They were WAY to friendly! 😂😂 3 things that don't help with pack up and storage 😜

[@ailo4x4]

My wife and I (I'm a Yank and she's English) have Highside Cruizer in the UK and we do the same thing with the canvas. The awning and sides go in, everything else stays at home. We ditched the supplied table and I put in a removable curved elbow stand in the seating corner that rotates. The table I made for it can spin 360' pm the stamd. So it easy to simply rotate it out of the way. The table itself can still be used for the bed if you wished to and it all just goes on the floor when packed up. Just this past weekend we were out and had some rain. The awning and sides made it perfect to cook under and shelter while still being 'outside'. Thanks for the tips. I'm going to have to do the tubing thing to put my poles in!

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Thanks for watching! Where abouts from the States are you from? I was from Wisconsin, much warmer weather here 😁 great idea about the table! We will have to look at doing something like that, as eventually we will need to use it as a bed. The way you have done it sounds really practical, thanks for the tip! The storage poles are such a space saver, well worth doing. Safe travels!

[@ailo4x4]

​@@RoaminintheRobbo Houston! But I came to the UK in the military in '99 and never really left (married my English gal!). We both travel extensively and got the Cruizer for a year long trip to southern Africa sometime in the next couple of years. It's not the most ideal camper for cold and wet northern Europe but we like it. Unfortunately, my trailer did not come with the boat rack. I would have loved to be able to put the solar panels and tubes for poles on it. What I think I will do is modify the spare tire rack so that angles to the rear about 30 degrees like some of the new models do and install a long storage box to hold all the steel tent poles. I think that would help reduce the tongue weight slightly and make more room in the trailer for stuff we use daily like the chairs, etc. Cheers y'all! ;-)

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

That sounds amazing a trip to southern Africa! Certainly sounds like you are a handy person and will be able to work the mods out. Definitely makes for more space if you can get the poles out of the camper. Have just subscribed to your channel look forward to seeing where your MDC takes you guys!!

[@TheBackpackAdventurers]

Love that pull out kitchen / hob. So handy! I hope you’re ok after that fly crept in! Hahaha 😝

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

So handy! And it is quite a nice size too which is nice. Hehehe thank you, the flies were VERY friendly where we were 😂

[@MrWato22]

Great video. We have done the same inside! OWe have also removed one of the jerry can holders and put a couple of eyelet bolts in (handy to tie down firewood bags) Keep up the great work! You should start branding mech for sales....

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Thank you! Works best removing them doesn't it, so much more space. Great idea too for the firewood, might have to see if we can make that work. As when we have the wood on the boat loader it can make it quite heavy for lifting! We have had a few people ask about merch now, think we are going to have to have a look into it 😁 Thank you for your support, we really appreciate it👍

[@balcodays]

Superb 👌💕

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Thank you Balco Days 😁

[@vooose]

thanks for the video guys -we just took our table (and same cushions) out last week after the first trip - it looks good in the promo videos but in practice it gets in the way and is not used

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Thank you for watching Wallace! We appreciate your support 😊 your absolutely right, they look great! But not overly practical for everyday use unfortunately. And they both take up so much space once packed down, the space can definitely be put to better use! How are you enjoying your Robbo? Congratulations on a great choice of camper! 😁

[@vooose]

@@RoaminintheRobbo >> How are you enjoying your Robbo? we bought a previously loved 2018 and i fking love it - i give it a big hug everyday - we have owned a caravan before so this is a 'downsize' but it suits our needs and use-case way more - probably similar to your experience i imagine

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

@@vooose hehe love how happy you are with yours! They are great campers hey! Comfortable, quite a bit of space and can take pretty much anywhere! How can you not love them 😊

[@aussienscale]

Nice vid, interesting choice for the location of the diesel heater exhaust though.

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Thanks mate! The diesel heater came already installed when we bought the camper, so didn't have a choice on that one 😁

[@aussienscale]

@@RoaminintheRobbo Ah ok, well they made an interesting choice :)

[@henrybates3805]

Great video mate. You should do a little video on how you did your solar panel on the boat loader. I’d love to see how you did it.

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Thanks mate! That would of been a great idea for a video but we didn't install it, it came with the camper. But if there is anything else you would like to see or know please let us know! Thanks for your support Henry!

[@henrybates3805]

@@RoaminintheRobbo any photo of how it’s done would be great

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

@@henrybates3805 yep sure no problems. It is a but dark now but I can take some tomorrow for you. If you send an email to [e-mail] I can email them to you. I don't know of anyway to attach pics in youtube.

[@jessicaford5928]

Great video guys! So much helpfull information. We just picked ours up last weekend 😁 Where u put ur pool noodle on the beds do u leave that there when u pack it down? And also do u leave ur bedding on when packing down? Much appreciated.

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Thank you Jessica! Congratulations on your new Robson!!! Such great campers, hope you have many great trips in yours 😊 We leave the noodles where they are but we just make sure once we start folding the camper up that none get caught in the seals, so have a little stick handy to push it away from the seal if any of it gets caught. Yep we keep the sheets and doona on when packing it down, we just move the pillows to the floor. Happy and safe travels, thanks for watching and leaving a comment! 😊

[@s4060]

Great walk through. Nice little changes too. How about the table?

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Thank you for watchibg and your kind feedback! Removing the table was the best thing, gives us so much more room.

[@richardkaye2819]

Hey guys, great set up, How long are your pvc pipes for the annex pole holders?

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Hey Richard thanks! The pole carriers we use are the Camec ones from BCF and they are 2.185mtrs long. Thanks for watching mate!

[@Mosesk1988]

Them rechargable fans go hard. Think mines a companion brand that i keep in my jackson ffold. How are the lithium batteries going?

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

They are good aren't they! We find it perfect to cool down with. We are really impressed with the batteries so far, we did a 2 week trip recently majority off grid and had 4 days of really overcast weather. They got low but we didn't lose power to anything. So we were really happy! Thanks for watching Moses 👍

[@coreyyates7956]

Good job on the video 👍 Do you leave the poles out of the carrier when lifting the boat rack up? I find the weight of the poles in one pole carrier is too much, however I do tend to try and do it alone *ouch*.

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Thanks Corey! No we keep the poles in as the boat loader is one of the first things we do. But your right it can be heavy so sometimes it is a team effort! 😁

[@ailo4x4]

@@RoaminintheRobbo Maybe replace the gas struts with stronger ones? If the poles are always inside it would be a good fix.

[@user-hs4qs5kt5u]

Wondering how you attached the pvc piping and how easy / hard to take that table out?

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Hey Greg we got the Camec pole holders which just attach on with a bracket. If you google them you can see a pic of what I mean. Easy to attach onto the boat loader. The table was easy to get, we debated for ages whether to take it out and it is the best thing we did. You just need to fill in the holes on the floor. We used pop rivets to fill them and and they don't let any dust through. Thanks for watching!

[@stevephillips9310]

Hi mate, I’m interested in how you installed the water filter? Also why you filter into the tank & out of the tank? Is one not enough? Cheers love your Channel Steve

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Hey Steve, I will at some stage do a vid on the filter install. It was pretty straight forward. I purchased the filter and fittings I needed from Pilgrims caravan & RV store in Wangara Perth. I don't have a list of exactly what I used but I'll try my best to explain. The filter is a B.E.S.T. filter and the fittings required are 12mm John Guest push fittings. From memory I used 2x elbows, 2x threaded fittings with push ends (the thread screws into the filter and the elbows push into the other end) and about a metre of pipe. The filter should come with a couple of standard garden hose fittings so you can flush out any loose carbon prior to installation. You can also get these hose fittings from Bunnings. After you've flushed the filter fit the screwed fittings into the filter and push the elbows into them, making sure they go all the way in. place that to the side. Next Remove the pipe leading from the discharge side of the water pump then remove the same pipe from the T-piece it connects to. (that T-Piece feeds both the hot water boiler and the cold water to the sink, I think😬). The push fitting will probably have a coloured clip that needs to be removed before you can depress the top of the fitting to remove the pipe. Then all you need to do is push in the new length of pipe (cut to the correct length) into the pumps outlet fitting then into the filters elbow push fitting. And then another length of pipe into the other side of the filter into the T-piece. Done! I think I've got this right and I hope this helps and makes sense . Just google John Guest 12mm push fittings and that should help you work out what's required. This was the easiest way to install the filter. It does mean that all water is filtered including to the shower. The main reason I did it this way so the water leading to the hot water system was also filtered so my morning coffee wouldn't take so long to boil 😁 I fill the tanks through a cheaper filter that you can get from BCF or supercheap auto. They just have hose fittings at either end. I filter into the tanks just as an extra precaution, when your on the road you cant be too careful. If you just fill from home or caravan parks it's probably not necessary. Cheers for the support mate! Let me know how you go Craig

[@stevephillips9310]

Thanks Craig, will give it a crack and let you know how I go. Cheers Steve

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

@@stevephillips9310 please do mate, hope it goes well!

[@dennisharvatin7191]

Hay guys, great vid, a question, Have you ever tried to pack it down leaving the annex roof zipped in place? I have a XTT and going to try it. Let me know cheers

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Thanks Dennis! Nice another Robbo owner, great campers hey! No we haven't, not sure about you but sometimes we find it quite tight to get the lids locked down, so not sure how we would go with the extra canvas in there. Would be so much easier if you could pack it away with it on! Let us know how you go if you ever give it a try. Thanks for watching mate 😁

[@dennisharvatin7191]

@@RoaminintheRobbo ok, yes it does, I sent you that question just before I was going to do it, since then, I just removed the poles for the annex roof after I let down the camper poles, threw the annex top back over the main camper and spread it out, the whole thing folded up with no problem, very easy , next time we go out it’s going to be so much easier and quicker to set up, we love our Robson and I’ve taken your tips on board , cheers guys, happy camping 👌👌👍👍, PS- love the fly intake 😂😂

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

@@dennisharvatin7191 that's awesome to know mate, certainly does make it alot easier!! 🤣🤣 I'm surprised that was the only eaten while we where there, the flies were so friendly!! 🪰🪰

[@rodkessell2248]

Hey Guys, was that a Thunder Bucket in the front locker?? 😄

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

🤣 well spotted yes it is! It is for the kids at night, so much easier!!

[@danbooy3187]

Hey Mate How did you fit the Dometic Fridge. We just bought one and although the specifications say 585h a 515h fridge won't fit with the bars welded across the top of the slide itself. Thanks for any help you can offer. Dan and Tiarn

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Hey Dan, I didn't need to make any changes. The CFX 95 fitted no dramas. The only thing I can think of is that on the bottom of the fridge, there are tiny round feet. Just make sure that they are not resting on the slide. Hope this helps, and I hope you get it sorted. Thanks for watching. Craig

[@jeffwilkes3039]

Hi Guys looks like you've got it under control. Just wondering if you use your car/4wd for other camping things?

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Hey Jeff we love to get out 4wding and exploring so the car definitely come in handy for that 😀

[@jeffwilkes3039]

@@RoaminintheRobbo Do u have the 4wd fitted out for camping?

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

@@jeffwilkes3039 we have since upgraded the car since this video, and we have a fridge permanently mounted in the car as well as a draw system to hold stuff. But we couldn't camp out of it unless we had a tent or swags with us, which we haven't done. We always just take the Robbo 😊

[@ralphmorrison3098]

quick question where do you store the clothes drawers when travelling cheers

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Hi Ralph they get stored down on the floor in front of the cabinet they sit on. If you have a Robson it is where you store the corner lounge cushions, which is one of the reasons we got rid of them. Gives you so much more space for storage while travelling 😊 Thank you for watching!

[@steviebrowne8042]

Where do you store all your canvas when you do take it with you?

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Hey mate the only canvas we take with us it the awning and one side wall, which we fold up and store on the lounge in the corner near the double bed.

[@coreystone7122]

When you run your fold out solar on a double Anderson plug (guessing that's a parallel connection) do you run them through a separate mppt controler or just rely on the Robson's to do it? Have you made any modifications to how they come standard? Just wondering how I go about plugging my 120w fold out solar blanket in on a double Anderson plug with the included solar panel and if I need to make any other modifications or use the included mppt controller.

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Hey Corey I just us the dc charger mounted in the Robbo. In your case, all you'll need to do is plug the double adapter into the solar input on the outside of the camper, then plug both the 120 and the foldable panels into the adapter. Hope this helps thanks for watching

[@coreystone7122]

@@RoaminintheRobbo yeah that's what I thought. Not sure how often we will go off grid, but handy to have the option, especially seeing as I have the extra solar panel handy. If only there was a way I could also hook in my 40ah champion portable Lithium battery. Just fixed an issue where the battery's weren't charging. The charger breaker kept tripping. Thankfully it was just a loose bolt on the breaker connection. Have enjoyed your videos with the helpful tips and tricks. Thanks for the reply.

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

@coreystone7122 Thanks for watching Corey 🍻 Safe and happy travels to you mate!

[@iantooke3549]

hey mate good video ,what made u settle on forward fold camper trailer ? was it price ? compactness ? weight over tow caravan? how long do you camp in it at time ? cheers Ian Perth wa

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Thanks Ian! We have always been a camping family so when we decided to get The Robbo we were wanting to just make the step up to something more comfortable than a tent but weren't ready for something as big as a caravan. We also love how our camper can also go pretty much anywhere we like! We go away in the school holidays and for weekends at the moment, we tend to go for the full two weeks when it is the holidays when we go. We are currently planning a 5 month trip next year in The Robbo. Are you trying to decide between a camper and caravan? Certainly a tough decision pros and cons to both that's for sure, good luck! Thanks for watching mate!

[@danbooy3187]

Hey Mate, We just bought a Robson and was wondering what water filter you use, please. Is it simple to install yourself or did you get a plumber to do it. Any other tips and tricks would be great. Also, do you leave your bedding on when you pack down? Thank you Dan

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Hi Dan, congrats on the new Robbo. I use a B.E.S.T. water filter, the install was pretty straightforward. The fittings required are John guest push fittings. I located the filter just after the discharge side of the pump and then reconnected the line out of the filter to the original fitting (prior to pump install). Thus will mean that all water is filtered, even the shower, but it also means that the hot water will be filtered, which I use for cooking and filling the coffee pot. I'll do a vid on it at some stage as I need to replace our filter soon. As for the bedding, we leave the sheets and blankets on but put the pillows on the floor hope this helps. Craig

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Hey Dan just found a previous answer I'd made to the filter question. With a bit more info. . I purchased the filter and fittings I needed from Pilgrims caravan & RV store in Wangara Perth. I don't have a list of exactly what I used but I'll try my best to explain. The filter is a B.E.S.T. filter and the fittings required are 12mm John Guest push fittings. From memory I used 2x elbows, 2x threaded fittings with push ends (the thread screws into the filter and the elbows push into the other end) and about a metre of pipe. The filter should come with a couple of standard garden hose fittings so you can flush out any loose carbon prior to installation. You can also get these hose fittings from Bunnings. After you've flushed the filter fit the screwed fittings into the filter and push the elbows into them, making sure they go all the way in. place that to the side. Next Remove the pipe leading from the discharge side of the water pump then remove the same pipe from the T-piece it connects to. (that T-Piece feeds both the hot water boiler and the cold water to the sink. The push fitting will probably have a coloured clip that needs to be removed before you can depress the top of the fitting to remove the pipe. Then all you need to do is push in the new length of pipe (cut to the correct length) into the pumps outlet fitting then into the filters elbow push fitting. And then another length of pipe into the other side of the filter into the T-piece. Done! I think I've got this right and I hope this helps and makes sense . Just google John Guest 12mm push fittings and that should help you work out what's required. This was the easiest way to install the filter. It does mean that all water is filtered including to the shower. The main reason I did it this way so the water leading to the hot water system was also filtered so my morning coffee wouldn't take so long to boil 😁

[@danbooy3187]

@@RoaminintheRobbo thanks heaps mate! I appreciate it!

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

@@danbooy3187 no worries mate, happy camping!

[@cjmcgrath4240]

How does it go in the rain ?

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Goes well mate! We have camped a few times now in pretty heavy rain and it has not leaked a drop! We make sure we dry the canvas out really well before packing it away for an extended period of time and touch wood we have had no mould issues.

[@bradk8702]

I just cannot fathom why designers provide single or double jerry can holders at the front that are not in a lockable compartment for security.

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Yeah, bit of a design flaw isn't it!

[@Ionskigaming]

What is on top of fridge slide to allow for such a big fridge?

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Hi Adam the main fridge slide on the 2021 model actually fits the 95lt without any mods, which is great! The spare fridge slide is alot smaller though.

[@Ionskigaming]

@@RoaminintheRobbo thanks for your reply. I have the 2017 model and slide is slightly smaller . Great videos. 👊👊

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Oh really bummer! Could it be modified at all to allow a bigger fridge? Thanks mate for your support we really appreciate it!

[@janmartin4400]

Do you use a aircon

[@RoaminintheRobbo]

Hi Jan no we don't have an aircon, we do have a few fans we use and find they work good enough for us 😊