RPOD Offroad

I've pulled my 179 over fire roads in the forest and semi-sandy roads in the desert and had no problems.  I think the key is to go slow.

we towed our R Pod 173 on the dirt road to Chaco Canyon.  It was the most incredible 14 miles of  washboard road ever!! There are cautions about the  road is when you talk to the rangers or read the literature. After we got there we knew we still had to go back the same way!

we drove really slow-no real damage, but everything was certainly well shaken. cabinet doors and drawers stayed closed, stove burner rings popped off, blinds dropped down, hangers popped off of wall hooks-all little stuff but still a pain.

I think the biggest problem may be dragging the stabilizers on uneven ground.  I have to be careful on some concrete entrances into fuel stops or grocery store lots. we have the 3" axle risers.  you need to go in at an angle and not straight up the ramp.

think about unhooking any anti-sway bars before too much angle  between  the tow vehicle and trailer going up or down steep areas.

I think dirt roads are ok-not 4 wheel or jeep type roads for very long.

I wouldn't want to do the Chaco road again-been there, done that!
Vann

Thanks to all for the info. Now to decide.