European 5th. Wheel.

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European 5th. Wheel.

· Posted: 02.04.2014 · #1

What do you folks think of this fine piece of kit? Personally I think it's a brilliant yoke, particularly for families - I wonder can you lock the kids in those pods from the outside?

I'd seriously consider one of these next time around - so usable. I wonder how much?

http://www.streamer-trailer.nl/pictures/streamer.pdf

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Re: European 5th. Wheel.

· Posted: 02.04.2014 · #2

that is class looking, the usual 5th wheel versions look dated compared to it (in my opinion)

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· Posted: 02.04.2014 · #3

Oh ! that's very cool! I am sure it's not cheap.

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· Posted: 02.04.2014 · #4

Yes indeed very pleasant to the eye. Would trade my Adria for one of those.

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· Posted: 03.04.2014 · #5

Not cheap but i like the child storage facilitys

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