Muley 20 · Wapiti 24 · Grizzly 28
Add what your hunt needs. Cool air in September, dry heat in November, power and water at camp, and room for the gear.
Every Hilgard starts on an 8.5 ft wide enclosed trailer. We turn it into a cabin in our Utah shop: 400 W of solar on two roof panels, a 150 Ah lithium battery, a Victron power center, 120V outlets and a shore inlet, fans, lights and alarms, cabinets, and an insulated, wood-paneled interior.
From there, you build it around the way you hunt. Here's what you can add, and what each one does for you at camp.
Options fit all three models unless noted.
A 24V rooftop air conditioner that runs off the battery and solar, so you can cool down after an early-season hunt without plugging in. Load management watches the battery and shuts the A/C off before it runs it down, so there's always power left for the lights, fans and fridge. All models
Two more solar panels on the roof and one more lithium battery, for 800 W of solar and 300 Ah at 24V in all. More power coming in and more stored means longer stays off the grid and less time running a generator. All models
Includes a 3,200 W inverter generator with auto start/stop, plus the cables to plug it in wherever you want to set it up. It recharges the battery when the sun can't keep up. It starts itself when the battery drops to 20% and shuts off at 80%, so you're not babysitting it at camp. All models
An Autoterm diesel heater sits in its own sealed bay under the front cabinet and blows warm air out at floor level, where your boots and bedrolls are. A wall thermostat and a remote sensor hold the temperature where you actually sit. Its fuel tank rides in a small holder on the tongue, up against the V-nose wall, so you don't need a tongue box for it. If you also add the tongue box, the fuel container rides inside the box. All models
A non-electric pellet stove by the entry puts out up to 25,000 BTU without drawing any power. It sits on a hearth pad with a heat shield and vents through the roof. It takes the place of the curb-side mudroom workbench. Wapiti 24 · Grizzly 28
A 10 cu ft 12V compressor fridge with a built-in microwave above it, in a full-height cabinet. It keeps food and drinks cold on battery power, and a hot meal after a long day is a few minutes away. On the Muley 20 it takes the TV spot and shortens the garage to about 13 ft 6 in, so for the biggest UTVs, step up to the Wapiti 24. All models
A stainless sink in front of the kitchen window, with a matte black gooseneck faucet and a water pump. Wash up, rinse dishes and fill a pot inside, instead of hauling jugs out to the tailgate. Wapiti 24 · Grizzly 28
An 80 in wall-mount rollover sofa over the wheel well that folds down into a bench or over into a 79 × 40 in bed. It also folds flat to the wall in one piece, so it stays out of the way when you load the garage. Add one on the curb side, the road side, or both. All models
A lift bed carried on gas struts, with no motors to fail. Lift one end to the ceiling, then the other, and it stows flat overhead so the garage floor is clear for a UTV or gear. All models
A 43 in TV on a locking swing-out arm. Swing it toward the sofas or the bed for a movie or game film on a stormy afternoon. On the Muley 20 it goes where the fridge cabinet would, so pick one or the other. All models
A 47 in solid-wood bench on heavy-duty folding brackets, rated to 550 lb at a 36 in working height. Push two levers and it folds flat to the wall. Put one or more on either garage wall under the lift bed, or in the mudroom on the curb side or road side (Wapiti 24 and Grizzly 28). All models · mudroom spots on Wapiti 24 · Grizzly 28
A diamond-plate box that wraps the V-nose, with a vented front and a door on each side. The doors hinge at the front, so the wind pushes them shut on the highway. Add it if you want a place to store the heater fuel, the generator, tools, straps and camp gear outside the cabin and out of the weather. All models
A Starlink Mini on the roof, wired to the 12V system with a built-in router. Check the weather, send a photo home or keep up with work from camp, anywhere with a clear view of the sky. All models
A custom PahaQue tent that closes in the lowered ramp deck as an extra room, with a zippered door and two mesh windows. It sets up in minutes and gives you a dry place to hang gear, peel off wet layers or wait out a storm. All models
About 16 ft of manual pull-out awning on the curb side, giving roughly 8 ft of shade. Shade for lunch at camp, and cover for gear when a shower rolls through. All models
An LED light bar high on the curb side lights up camp, switched from inside by the door. It's handy for unloading after dark and for getting out the door before first light. All models
Open the 3D builder, pick your model, color and options, and watch them show up on the trailer. When it looks right, request a quote and we'll email you an itemized quote.
Rather talk it through? Email John at [email protected] or Matt at [email protected].
