Value Oriented Teardrop Trailer of the Year | Bean Stalker, Off Road Trailer, Overland, Minimalist
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2022
- Bean Stalker by Bean Trailer is a value-oriented trailer designed by experienced off road campers for off grid camping. It has everything you need and nothing you don’t. It will follow you anywhere you go! Get your trailer 90 days from date of order!
What is included?
• Heavy-duty powder-coated steel frame with boxed subframe, Timbren 3500 HD suspension, 15” wheels and Toyo Open Country AT tires, and Max coupler articulating hitch
• One-piece fiberglass shell with a lifetime warranty against leaks in the roofline
• Composite walls and floor
• Foldable queen mattress
• Two insulated doors with operable windows
• Armadillo lined rock sliders
• 4-speed Maxxfan with manual lift
• 1000-watt pure sine wave inverter with 2 onboard outlets, 1 USB port, and 1 exterior outlet
• 2 USB ports in cabin
• Shore Power
• 2 outlets (1 cabin & 1 galley). Operate under shore power only
• 2 Reliance Heavy duty water containers each with 6-gallon capacity
• Two rack-out collapsible sinks with modular cutting boards
• Electric brakes
• Large Elfa rack out storage bin
• Stainless steel counter
• Iceco JP 40 fridge in rack out tray
• Laser cut steel Bean Stalker badging in the galley for magnetic accessories
• Armadillo lined fenders
• Roof racks system with Thule cross bars
• (2) removable rear stabilizing jacks
• Rhino-Rack Sunseeker or equivalent Roam 7’ awning
• Single burner propane stove
• Front storage box with battery monitor and 100-amp hour AGM battery
• Portable toilet
• Shower box with Geyser hot water system
• Roof rack mounted shower enclosure
• One Tern double pane operable window
• Discada with side wall mounting plate
Available Options
• One full size side wall mounted spare
• Lithium Battery instead of AGM battery
• 2 Lithium Batteries instead of the standard AGM battery
• Light Leaf Solar Panel
• Removable bunk bed
• Front mounted 10-pound propane tank
• 2” Timbren lift 9
• 2nd Tern window
• Galley mounted paper towel dispenser
• Nomad IQ gril & protective pouch
Try Our Online 2D Bean Configurator:
• beantrailer.com/build-trailer/
Key Features:
• Our cabin is built with a one-piece fiberglass shell.
• We offer a limited lifetime warranty on our roofline.
• Awarded "Manufacturer of the Year" and "Coolest Thing Made in Utah" by the Utah Manufacturers Association.
• Bean Trailer is manufactured in Salt Lake City, Utah
Contact Us:
Web: www.beantrailer.com
Email: sales@beantrailer.com
Phone: 844-770-7036
Made in Salt Lake City, Utah
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I’m a Mean Bean but that Bean Stalker is sweet!!! 😊
What I like about this trailer is “it’s just enough” without all the extra stuff I basically didn’t want or need. Bravo Zulu
This is our intention! Thanks for the feedback :)
Love the fact it's tank less/maintenance/problem free, shwr., w/privacy & portable toilet, cooking options, pass thru kit. easy care/clean! no $ listed, but I think the base price was reasonable, too!
This would have been great 45 years ago. I'm too old now.
All you young healthy folks, this should be the trailer that gets you out of a tent in the winter.
This is great tear drop design. Terrific balance between providing a pleasurable outing, but not needless frills and overhead. Love the no sink. Love the removing the cubbies that are too small to really hold anything and provided more head room. Love the electronic system with the inverter. I've been imagining my ideal self build, and it's almost exactly with this in mind (but I'm imagine the Bean team can do it much more competently)
Thank you for your comments. It is nice to get reinforcement for our design choices. Thanks again.
Maybe the aluminum cnc guys and engineers could come up with a design for racks to hold the water tank a few inches above the rack out sinks . They mount just like the descata mounts , gravity feed after one or both tanks are lifted once at camp ? Maybe a place to carry extra O2 when that trip requires?
Well outfitted unit. A couple of things…it seems an off road trailer (less access to shore power) should have the solar option as a standard item to extend battery life. Also, why do away with the front window? The solar panel could serve as protection for the window and then be moved when camping.
There's a big difference between camping in dry cold, and wet cold conditions - especially after a long day. Here in the PAC NW I have several friends with van conversions that use either Truma or Propex heaters. After a long day out in marginal, or poor conditions (most of the winter), they come back to their rigs and get gear and bodies fully dried out in a couple of hours - with no danger of asphyxiation. Today's campers are getting better at blending fair weather luxuries with fowl weather functionality. But most trendy manufacturers have focused mainly on big tires, articulating hitches and solar panels. This Bean Stalker is one of the best I've seen to date. But for 4 season use in cold, wet climates - give me a good heater to dry body and gear, so I can do it again tomorrow! Thanks Bean!! ; ))
All of our trailers, except Stalker, have a plumbed propane system and we offer the Truma VarioHeat and it is fantastic(quiet and efficient)! Part of the design criteria for Stalker was to reduce manufacturing cost without sacrificing construction( keeping one piece molded fiberglass shell). Eliminating the propane and water system saved manufacturing costs. Unless you are camping consistently with night time lows in the 20s or lower, I think you can get by without a forced air heater in Bean. We camped last weekend in Stalker in the Unitas and it was in the mid 30s and it was raining( you can see the mud in our IG photos) and we did not miss the heater. We used the Electrowarmth T36 12V blanket with Thermostat control. It is efficient at 6 amps and I had to get up twice in the middle of the night to turn it down. it also dries out moisture and heats the air in Bean. Is it as nice as the Varioheat System in our other Beans? No. Did we suffer without it? No. If you are a wimp, like me, and you are not going to camp if it is in the 20's, you can get by with a good 12V blanket.
@@mark-di5pf HAHAHA! Awessome Mark. I love that you guys are thinking this way. And I appreciate the generous response. LOVE the Bean Stalker too! Pretty perfect. Nice work you guys!
Would like to see the flat "stand on" fender as an option.
You all are going to sell a boatload of those. They hit all the right marks for a lot of people. Will need to plan our trip to Colorado/Utah next summer to take delivery of one of these for sure.
Thankyou for the deep dive and walkthrough. Way outta my price range but well thought out and executed. It would be nice and useful to connect/daisy chain that outdoor inverter powered receptacle to another one inside the trailer. Just a thought. Love how basic yet functional that galley cooking area without holding tanks and that wok looking cooking vessel is brilliant. Well done Team Frijoles!!
The perfect bug out bean. 😀
This is very impressive! Love the fiberglass build and galley kitchen
Very nice!🎉🎉
Wowww. I LOVE this!!
The perfect blend of funtion and form! Nice work! 4 season camping would require a heater. That;s the only thing (missing) that would elevates this rig to a 4 season tool. Keep up the amazing work Bean!
No heater required. We've camped in a Bean in freezing temps. It warms up quickly even with it being ventilated.
@@LisaKnobel Cool to hear you had success that way. But there's a big difference between camping in dry cold, and wet cold conditions - especially after a long day. Here in the PAC NW I have several friends with van conversions that use either Truma or Propex heaters. After a long day out in marginal, or poor conditions (most of the winter), they come back to their rigs and get gear and bodies fully dried out in a couple of hours - with no danger of asphyxiation. Today's campers are getting better at blending fair weather luxuries with fowl weather functionality. Most trendy manufacturers have focused mainly on big tires, articulating hitches and solar panels. This Bean Stalker is one of the best I've seen to date. But for 4 season use in cold, wet climates - give me a good heater to dry body and gear, so I can do it again tomorrow! ; ))
What I've been waiting for! Loved it at Mnt West
Nice work! I want one!
Great walk thru. My favorite is the simple galley. I don’t want a sink or the capacity to “hold” water with the trailer. That is a headache for us. I don’t even need a stove. I have several. I don’t like cooking close to everything anyway. Really like the options for frig/cooler. Can a kayak be carried on the roof racks? Do you hear complaints about claustrophobia? Thanks again.
So excited for this model, thanks Bean Team!
It's been a huge hit upon release! :) Thanks for sharing!
Exactly how I would want this trailer! Nice video!
Glad we were able to meet in the middle on this one :)
I wanna know what pickup truck that is…options on it, etc. Looks perfect with the Stalker!
Hey! Those cutting boards were my idea. Wish I had waited. This is a terrific design.
Although it's gotta be over $35k. I'll stay happy with our bean stock. We've taken it plenty of crazy places and it has not let us down.
Pretty well loaded for less than $30K.
@@mark-di5pf I didn't see the price on it. I was guessing based on what we paid for ours. Still think I prefer our Bean stock though.
Only feature I would want is the cutting board insert for my sink.
Are you able to support a Yeti Goal Zero or Jackery for power instead of batteries?
one thing in my thoughts is bigger water jugs or can I get the next size up × 2...often than that is the trailer is perfect..
Are the roof rails easily removable to get the 83 inch clearance? Would need to garage it. Very cool trailer 😊
I wish it came in all black. Or a color close to that.
Simple is better when there’s some serious camping to do.
Everything you need and nothing you don't.
Looks like a good build. Would have been nice in the video if you stated base price and as-built price for the model shown.
You can get most of what's shown here for around $29,000 :) Give us a call or email and we'll send you the Stalker pricing sheet.
844-770-7036
sales@beantrailer.com
Why don't you put extra solar panels right on top of the roof?
It’s looks great how much it’s cast?
Does your team sell that discada mount separately?
Do the door s have screens?
I am jealous of the front storage box. Can that be retrofitted on a Mean Bean?
Sorry, no it cant.
Love love love this trailer!!! As a short mexican lady can we get the air suspension for this one? Add extra windows if we would want? Can still hold any rtt? Thanks for ur time! Lol if not no big deal i can use a stool 😅
You can get the Stalker with the Timbren suspension without 2" lift but not the air suspension. That would put the galley at a better height for you. You can get a second window.
Looks great! Hits a lot of features we were considering. Is there a spare wheel somewhere?
spare is an option
@@mark-di5pf where does it mount?
@@pmatheson418 passenger side wall.
How much for the one you are displaying?
How much does this weigh? It's a little more than we were wanting to spend, but this set up is so perfect! I suppose we could always save for one more year! Lol
2000 lbs
What is the starting price basic ? Anybody
How much does it weigh?
And how much is the bean stalker?
What is that above his head, attached to the galley overhead door?
a lighting/speaker system we are testing.
Is this on your website somewhere. I don’t see a “bean stalker” anywhere?
This model has not been added to our website yet. We are currently collecting content to make that happen. We have started taking orders. If you're interest, send us and email or give us a call and we can get you the pricing and build information.
I don't see this rig listed on your website?!? thx
It is not on the site yet but we have started taking orders.
If you're interested, send us and email or give us a call and we can get you the pricing and build information.
sales@beantrailer.com
844-770-7036
couple of things I'm missing...roof vent, and where do you carry your portable toilet
has a standard 4 speed roof fan and the portable toilet stores in the front box.
Is the bed a full 60X80 queen or RV queen bed?
It's a true 60x80 queen mattress.
If you already have a fridge and stove are you able to not have those items included and reflected in the price?
Give us a call or email and we'll send you the Stalker pricing sheet.
Thanks for your interest in Bean!
844-770-7036
sales@beantrailer.com
So no electrical outlets or USB ports inside the trailer?
Mark, said he ran an electric blanket inside, so I was wondering the same thing.
Using the discada in the galley - perhaps an L shape vertical device that fits into the receiver, parallel to the counter with a discada mount……
Spare tire?
available as an option
It would be nice if they would design a trailer that a 2 door Jeep could pull! Too heavy and too expensive
overpriced by about 10K
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