i am found a toy hauler that i might beable to get if the guy moves some more on the price. and i was wondering pros and cons about em. what much weight will they hold in the garage area.

 

There are some that are designed to haul small jeeps and others a few atvs. It just depends on how big you go.

 

imo you should get one with a wall seperating the living area and the toy area.

i got a 31' fleetwood gearbox it has a 10' long garage and 21' of living space i love it it has a 9' ceiling in the garage. and is just under 8' wide inside.

i highly recomend the fleetwood gearbox.

 

Check out glamis dunes phoenix rv sales at glamis-dunes.com. Lots and lots and lots of TH owners on there. Definitely a great place to ask a question like that.

 

if you want to see it it is in my album

 

there cool but to small for my needs.

 

i highly recomend a rage'n toy hauler,you can get a garaged one,or use the whole trailer as a garage.i have a 40ft rage'n

 

I have a 30' Weekend Warrior triple axle that I use to pull my jeep. Total trailer combined weight with the jeep inside and minimal fluids is 14400 lbs. so make sure you get a decent hitch. I'm going to be looking at 5th wheel versions in the next couple of years but this was the best I could afford right now.

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BullDog Dave
05 Dodge 3500, 4x4, quad cab, LB, Banks stuff, more to be done!

 

I have a 36' Montana TH. My TH area is just right for my electraglide, or 1 big atv, or 2 or 3 dirtbikes. One thing that makes mine perfect for me is that my TH area has a long desk in it that I use as an office out here on location. I would HIGHLY recommend getting dual AC units. My TH area is rated for 1000 lbs. Again, its perfect for what I use it for. But I do regret not getting the other design TH that Montana offers that has electric hoisted beds in the TH area.. That would have been convienent. Oh, any my 5th wheel weighs in @10,600 dry weight. Truck full of diesel and Camper full of all my stuff to live and work weighed in at 20,080 lbs recently.

 

We have an 09' 4012 XLR by forest river, it has the wall in between. That is a must, for fuel smells, oil, mud, muskeg whatever. We have had some problems but it is new. Seem's like they just pump them out and deal with stuff later. When i was loaded for a long weekend with my 750 Brute, fuel, oils, all the good stuff I was just over 14K it's rating is 18K. This just means I can pack more next year!! The KZ sportsman is a nice model, we were considering it.