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Eclipse Camper Trailer

stainless chassis & tub

Johnno’s Australia Pty Ltd has just released an all stainless steel camper trailer, the Eclipse. After years of manufacturing & hiring campers, Johnno's know what people want & have come up with what they feel is a niche to be filled in the present market. The all stainless tub & chassis meets consumer demand for a high quality, durable, maintenance free & corrosion resistant camper trailer. All components are laser cut from high grade 316 stainless steel & fully welded.

The Eclipse has a very innovative feature, the chassis itself is a 25 litre drinking water tank. Combined with the stainless steel water tanks that comes as standard & the optional under chassis tank behind the axle, the camper can also carry add another 65 litres of drinking water.

The chassis is made from 70 x 50 x 2.5 stainless steel RHS while the drawbar is 100 x 50 x 2.5 stainless steel RHS. Up front there is a Hylander Hitch as standard, a 8” solid jockeywheel &  spare wheel behind a  stoneguard.

Underneath is a 45mm square steel axle, 7 x 60mm leafs with pressure shockies,  new 265/70R 16 tyres  on 16x8 alloy rims & completing the setup is electric brakes. Around the outside in provision to carry a gas bottle & jerry while the stainless tent pole holder is also standard. The storage area inside the trailer is carpeted. The kitchen is stainless mounted on the swinging tailgate.

Inside the camper a stainless step makes getting into the Queen sized 125mm high density foam bed easy. The  living area is 2.2 meters x 2.7 metres with a massive 2.4 meter x 6.5 meter awning. Six large windows allow plenty of ventilation. 

The Eclipse comes in at 700kg dry.

For more information please check the Eclipse website at http://www.sscampertrailers.com.au  They can be seen at your nearest Johnno's Camper Trailer agent.

 

 

 

the Eclipse setup Hyland hitch
 

 

jerry holder carpeted storage kitchen
 

 

stove

chassis water storage

suspension

information supplied by Gary Brown

writeup by Rob

 

February 2010