Time to downsize so sadly we're listing our beloved 2022 Conqueror UEV-440. This is a rugged off-road camper with outstanding maneuverability and thoughtful design. It has a dry weight of 3,000 lbs., independent suspension system with gas shocks, galvanized chassis, and a unique positive air pressure system to prevent dust from entering on dirt roads. The external slide-out kitchen has an 80L Dometic fridge/freezer, stovetop, water tap and basins, and dish/equipment storage; the pantry has ample storage accessible from outside & inside. It has a 360-degree awning with canvas walls that can be zipped on/off, and solar panels and battery management for off-grid adventures. The storage space is roomy, well organized and easy to access. Inside there is cabinet for clothes/linens with secure, zipped canvas doors. Outside are four cabinets for gear, tools, etc. The camper sleeps 4 adults on two queen-sized mattresses. The UEV 440 has a 40-gallon water tank. A water pump serves the kitchen tap and the shower head; a spigot provides water without needing to turn on the pump. The electrical control panel allows full control of the internal and external LED lights, the refrigerator/freezer, USB chargers, 110-volt outlets, built-in air compressor, and built-in radio. Also on this panel are controls for managing charging via the campers solar panels, and breakers used when plugged into AC power. Two standard propane canisters power the stovetop and the Fogatti instant tankless water heater.
Unlike most trailers/RVs, this one is very sturdy and made for rugged use. No particle board, no plastic, no tin, just steel construction. Look on YouTube this is about the coolest trailer out there. The UEV-440 allows cushy off-grid living, the beds are super comfortable, the interior space is a cozy shelter, the storage areas can hold weeks of supplies, and the kitchen is well designed for easy cooking. The overall design is ingenious, and it tows great. We've put about 3,000 miles on it, and replaced the water heater and batteries earlier this year. We removed the furnace (which operates only on shore power) to make more storage space, but have stored the furnace safely and include it with the trailer.