Looking for an Independent Suspension

[FLFLYIN]

I am in the early planning stages of my trailer, but since I plan to haul it on some rough trails behind my Jeep I am looking at using an Independent Trailing Link Suspension for both ride quality and ground clearance. I do camp in some very primitive conditions, so the ability to level the trailer using airbags is a definite benefit over the Timbren Axel-less suspension. Since I don't leave the pavement without an Air Compressor, I find that most of the Con's of this type of suspension are not really negatives for my use. (except $$)

Is anyone aware of a supplier of these type suspensions, especially in the Western US? I am aware of AT Overland, but they seem to cater to retrofits at their facility rather than a new chassis build. As widespread as these suspensions seem to be in Australia, it surprises me there aren't more available here in the US to cater to the off-road community. I appreciate any help I can get without bringing up the Leaf Spring vs other Suspension type debate. Thanks

[jss06]

I installed the timbre axle-less on my trailer a couple of months ago. It uses large rubber blocks to proved compression dampening and even has a rebound block to help suppress excessive movement. I purchased mine through e-trailer.

http://www.etrailer.com/dept-pg-Trailer_Axles-pm-Timbren.aspx

The ride is much better than the leaf spring set up I had before. For leveling I just use rocks or try to park where the trailer is level side to side and use the tongue jack to level front to back.

All of the people I know who use trailing arms and airbags built their own. I was not able to find any "kits" for the DIY crowd.