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| August 2007, Adventure Trailers LLC was issued a Certificate of Compliance by the National Association of Trailer Manufacturers (NATM). | |
| As trailer manufacturers Adventure Trailers is proud to displaying this decal signifying that Adventure Trailers LLC complies with established industry standards and U.S. DOT’s Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS). As members of NATM we voluntarily participate in the Compliance Program, and have passed a consultation verifying that we are building quality trailers meeting federal requirements and Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards covering certification labels, tires & wheels, brake components, lighting, reflectors & conspicuity, underride protection and cargo securement. In addition our trailers meet industry accepted manufacturing standards and practices covering safety chains, couplers, electrical components, warning labels and consumer information. |
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Claremont Courier, September, 2007. |
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" For a growing population of “overland” travelers, many of the comforts of home are long forgotten. Month-long trips across country and borders means living with the bare minimum, but one local company is working to make life easier on the road." Claremont Courier, September, 2007. Down load a pdf of the article here. |
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James Langan's article on the Chaser trailer from the Power Stroke Registry magazine. "We considered a much smaller and lighter travel trailer, but most trailers of typical RV construction will literally come apart at the seams from hundreds of miles of back-road bouncing." These (Adventure Trailers) are specialty trailers, engineered and built in the USA to be the most rugged and functional camping trailers available. |
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Independent reviews of the AT can holder and Scepter Military Grade cans by William Kuhns: http://www.expeditionportal.com/equipment/equipment_reviews/Scepter_Can/scepter_can.php |
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Chaser Trailer review by William Kuhns: Chaser Trailer review by Scott Brady: |
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