Tour my Teardrop Camper set up
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ธ.ค. 2022
- Hi guys,
I'm not fantastic at youtube lets be honest so I am sorry about that but hope the content is what your chasing rather than videography skills haha
In the video i talk about my cooking/kitchen setup, the bed area, the towing with the Jimny and heaps more!
The trailer is a Brumby LS model with The Teardrop Camper Company - our-range
Cooking equipment:
GSI kitchen set - www.snowys.com.au/search?w=gsi
360 degree burner - www.snowys.com.au/furno-stove...
Spinifex gas cooker - www.anacondastores.com/campin...
Fry pan - www.anacondastores.com/campin...
Large pot -www.survivalsuppliesaustralia...
Camping equipment:
Zorali table and chairs - www.zorali.com/collections/gear
Thermacell - BP90166098-grey
Kitchen sink - www.4wdsupacentre.com.au/adve...
Dog and Gun Coffee - www.dogandguncoffee.com
If there are any other questions you have leave a comment and ill try to answer as best as I can :)
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Very well organized! I love the sticker wall, "Yeti", lol.
Just purchased a Bushwacker to tow with my jeep for my adventures it’s storming here right now lots of rain but as soon as the weather clears up I’m heading out for some fun new adventures thanks for the video, have fun be safe go explore!!!👍😊
Well done Madi
, Smart girl to keep it basic untill you work out what you need in it to be practical for you, an not some show room that you hate using due to it not being pratical, Good to see there is still some smart people in the world.
I’m considering buying or possibly building a tear drop camper so this was a great review. Thank you for taking the time to provide your well thought out responses. So wise for one so young! 👍
Wonderful video and a great setup Well done Lass, subbed cos am about to pick up a Jimny LCV here in Scotland in a week or two and look forward to joining the Zook community.
I LOVE my Teardrop (made by Frank as well) and it's been the best purchase for me. Enjoy your travels!
They’re a fantastic trailer!
Gorgeous thumbnail my friend, this looks amazing. Absolutely brilliant presentation! 🔥
Thank you so much!! Means a lot 😁
Brilliant!! GumnutCampers make great tear drop campers too. Made in Victoria
Excellent video. Reasons for choice is spot on. I thought of doing similar with motorcycle but ended up with a sidecar & using a hammock & tarp. Sidecar lets me take table & compact chairs. It works for me. You have a great set up, very done. Thank you for sharing.
Great stuff Mardi. We have an Teardrop Camper Co. teardrop as well - GT - we love it. Frank is a genius.
Enjoy your travels. John & Fiona - Katoomba, NSW.
Hey Madi your trailer looks great it reminds me of a small version of a Caravan. It a great idea when you can park up for the night and you can sleep with out have to set it up because lots of camper trailers now days you have to spend at least half and hour setting it up.
Hey mate! Yeah you’re absolutely spot on there! It’s the convenience and simplicity of it that I loved. I’ve done a lot of camping/hiking, and I’m forever simplifying set ups so my sleeping and eating is expedited and good quality!
Awesome stuff madie. Great detail and I’m sure you’ll love touring more.. hit me up when your in Vic.. can’t wait to see more videos
Awesome vid Madi! Loved the detail you went into explaining the functionality. Such an efficient use of space and perfect having aircon especially in FNQ. The teardrop looks perfect towed behind Xena the Jimny and the colour matches so nicely. Also love the name Argo as well. Happy travelling and enjoy 🤙
Hey mate! Thanks so much for your kind words! Appreciate the support so much, I absolutely love that Frank was able to get the ivory sides fitted for me cause I just think the colour match makes it really seamless! Thanks again!! ☺️
Gr8 Vid Madi.
Gr8 setup. Very inspiring.
Thnxs for answering all questions.
Ps i run a 2ltr Suzi SX4 with 54kg RTT. & understand roof weight limits.
The one thing I did add to my set-up in my Teardrop was an Anderson plug so it charges the AGM in the Teardrop as I drive and keeps my fridge going which is in the camper. If I'm away for a few days and in one spot, I use a portable fold out solar flexible panel to top up the battery to keep the fridge happy. Same 100ah AGM and when that breaks, I'll upgrade it to lithium.
Yeah I’ve got the Andersen plug on the trailer just have to wire up one for the car ☺️
@@_madi_cate It didn't cost much with the auto electrician, far less than I expected - probably around $200 for them to do both the trailer and my car. I was *super* happy with that!
@@_madi_cate yeah it's well worth doing....👍
A nice set up Madi.
We have a small teardrop style camper trailer which we tow behind a fully decked out Toyota Hiace campervan. The camper trailer is a second bedroom only and a bit extra stowage when on the road. No kitchen, as all the cooking facilities are in the Hiace. The little trailer only weighs 220kgs unladen and is a doddle to tow behind the Hiace. Packed up, probably around 300kgs. It easily passed the test on a three week tour around Tassie, lately. It received a lot of interest from other travellers while we were away.
Oh that sounds awesome!! Multiple rooms while traveling on the road!! ☺️
@@_madi_cate , spot the married couple. Whoever snores first gets shoved in the trailer.
@@jurgentreue1200 hahaha 🤣 makes sense!!!
very nice little setup you have, I am the same way I like everything basic and am currently getting Square drop built, but not by The Teardrop company, I was thinking about air-con, but will do it with fans and open windows for the moment. Safe travels wherever you go 😁
Aircon is fine if you stay at powered sites To be honest you really do not need it and we have been out far west and up North. We just dont camp between December and January when temps can be up to and over 40 degrees. Have fans and screens all thats needed
Yeah for sure! Aircon is not for everyone, I’ve just done enough camping in hot swags/tents/mozzie nets that I knew I wanted to have the capability to run an aircon if I was too hot! Also all the big caravans travel aus with Aircons fitted why not a teardrop 😋
The pop up roof fans work unbelievably well - even just leaving them cracked open of a day makes a huge difference to the inside temperature. 👍
I want one 😎
Two thumbs 👍👍 UP !
Have the same camper, checkout the Dune deluxe RV shade from Anaconda. Have one similar and works well. Cheers
Awesome! Thank you so much for that I’ll check them out!
Nice one !
Thank you!! Hope that answered your questions! 😀
Yer you killed it! The setup is awesome and has convinced me that I want to have a similar setup to do my lap around Australia.
@@jamesvisser4812 awesome to hear!!! Good luck in your travels!!
Hi, great vid, how does the Suzuki go towing your camper and is it an Auto, as I’m looking at buying the Jimny XL auto, cheers 👍
Very interesting. We have a travelbug square drop camper and love the simplicity of camping in this way. You mentioned a thermocell is it for mosquitoes, how does it work? Also what sort of lock do you use for trailer. Thank you from Canberra
Just saw this! Thermocell just creates a barrier around you kind of like the old school bug zappers! I have got a few locks, hitch lock, tow ball lock and a bike lock to lock a few items on the tool box
Nice rig you’ve got!!! what’s the optional extras you included on your Brumby LS, what’s the price range😢cheers
I added the aircon unit, water tank with cold shower, roof rails, power outlets in the sleeping area, 250w solar blanket, external side lights, and I asked to have a little more depth in the kitchen and gave up a few mm in the sleep area ☺️ cost is at the end of the video/also in the second review video ☺️
Who built the camper?