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Gren71
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What kinda info are you after? If no one tows that specific trailer we may be able to still give you the info you’re looking for
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Look in the trailering forum for the “what is everyone towing “ thread, been there for years everyone posts their trailers there, I am familiar with the GEO PRO there are several 19s in the thread. Stroll through it from the end then send a message to the poster….Jack
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I recommend an Anderson WDH.
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I am towing a 20 BHS
RubiNewbCB
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How do you like that trailer? Is it holding up and does it have enough space or does it feel tight? The 20BHS is at the top of my list.I am towing a 20 BHS
Rooster 2141
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Absolutely love the trailer. Hitch is better adjusted now than it was in this pic. It is usually just the Wife and I so there is plenty of room for us. It's our "escape cocoon." One recommendation I would make is to get rid of the internal water filter and just put one on the incoming water line. The internal filter holds stale water and is difficult to winterize properly.
The Gladiator on the other hand is taking some getting used to. I have done a lot of towing over the years having run drag cars and jet boats. I am used to towing with a big power, gas 3/4 ton truck. Towing with the Gladiator V6 is a whole different thing, and a bit frustrating for me.
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Beyond dry weight.......all of the extra weight you add (in trailer) and the weight inside the JT will all effect your towing characteristics
Honestly, is pretty vague question at best with all of the variables at hand
Honestly, is pretty vague question at best with all of the variables at hand
MudderNuker
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We tow a Geo Pro 19BH with our Rubicon. It does well even with the 35" tires. When I was looking for wheels and tires I searched until I found a tire /wheel combo that was closer in weight to the stock Falkens and Rubi wheels. I went over but 2 lbs per corner so not much more additional unsprung weight. We like our camper a lot. We searched for while until we saw Geo Pro. Quality wise, Geo Pro was night and day compared to the other brands we checked out. Starcraft, Coleman and Jayco ranked at the bottom after we looked at them. I tell people just don't do it for any of those brands. I wish the 19BH had more counter space since the stove with oven takes a lot of space. The sink in the shower while it works, it's a little tedious to use. Ofter than those gripes, the camper is solid and still looks as good as when we bought it in late 2020 as a '22 model. And additional thing, this things is framed with aluminum even the bed slats are aluminum.
GeneralMaximus
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I really like the Geopro 19FD(no slide). Just wish they had an option for Beast mode, curt independent suspension instead of the torsion axle
