#Xplorer trailer zip#

Slide-out 220Vac/12Vdc 16 gallons SnoMaster refrigerator w/freezer.Exterior “fold-out” galley w/2-burner gas stove, sink, hot/cold water tap and pantry w/workplace, drawers & shelves (canvas frontage).

Bathroom (exterior cubical tent w/pull-out shower and exterior hose).Emergency kit (spare tire and triangle).Beep-cycle battery system w/charger and level indicator).220Vac/12Vdc SnoMaster refrigerator w/freezer (Xcape – 16 gals, Xplorer – 21 gals).2 (5.3 gals each) fuel-canisters (mounted on the rear wall).Fresh water tank w/level indicator (Xcape – 16 gals, Xplorer – 29 gals).Dual-size bed (Stargazer-type in Xplorer).

#Xplorer trailer zip#

Storage wardrobes, cupboards, lockers with removable canvas zip doors.

Safari Xcape 2016 - this time seen from its curbside Both galleys are protected by large awnings (standard features). Due to the fact that canvas-based tents make part the trailer we could say that both models make class of “Pop-Top Hybrid Travel Trailers”.Įxterior galleys a fully equipped with gas stove, sink w/hot and cold water, pantry and impressively large fridge w/freezer. In both cases tents are well-above the ground level. (please note that South-Africa has 'left-side' traffic). In Xcape (smaller trailer) the tent opens on the curbside while in Eplorer in front over the tongue. Other common characteristics of both trailers are “Slide-Out” tents and exterior galleys. Both trailers come with bull-bars (in Canada known as “Moose-bars”) as well as “Diamond Plate”-type steel stone protection all around the trailer. This design concept limits the height of the trailer on the road, provides comfortable headroom in camping configuration and still makes it “well-protected” (read-it “safe”). As you can see both models belong to the class of “Pop-Top” trailers. Jurgens seems to answer these often-conflicting requirements.