Multifunction trailer

Abstract

The Invention, a multipurpose utility trailer which converts into a workport or a camper, attaches to a standard axle assembly to become transportable. The frame, skeleton, and body components are welded coated steel, the cargo deck is pressure treated plank and the front deck and steps are coated expanded steel. The Invention is topped with detachable aluminum back cowling panels and a swing-up aluminum nose cowling which all interlock to create a flat, non-corrosive, self draining covering which is suitable for an elevated cargo or bunk platform. Removal of the back cowling panels exposes an open cargo deck with permanent sidewalls. Back cowling panels can be inserted into channels in the tailgate, thus becoming loading ramps. The nose cowling swings up to become a shielded counter top and the front compartment wall swings down and extends across swing-out braces becoming a camper floor. The swing-out braces accommodate canopy struts which support a canopy system, converting the Invention into a sheltered workport or camper. The steel tongue is adjustable in height and accommodates the swing-out steps at any height. Parking jacks are welded to the frame. Fittings are affixed about the core unit for attaching a flexible rail system and accessories. A removable divider panel forms a divider between front and rear cargo compartments. The removable tailcap, which is also a straightedge and level, is non-corrosive and slides through slots to enclose and lock the spare tire and accessory compartments.

Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.