I lov mine 3812 wildwood by forest river. although once I bought it I had to upgrade from a 2500 mega cab to a 3500 DRW this thing is heavy 14K unloaded.

 

im actually looking into a 37" goosneck tripple axle toyhauler like the on above

 

2010 Raptor Velocity 380 LEV 14Ft Garage 16500GVW 2000lbs in the garage. Loaded can haul the toys and make mrs happy too! I agree get the second air!

 

seams like this is the one you maybe looking for, its for sale
neilhendo@msn.com
it has all the rv stuff in ,a/c shwer etc but a lot cheaper
need more pics let me know

 

here's mine it's an 09 cherokee wolkpack 23dfwp looks great but for a 23'' it's heavy.. about 6500lb. loaded down with 1200lb. tounge weight. it's great for just me and the wife.

 

I have a 2007 3712 Raptor, with generator, air compressor, 6 batteries, 4,000 watt power inverter. That I can put my Samuria in or my Arctic Cat Prowler, It is very heavy, But I pulled it to Seatle from Salt Lake City and came back over Teton Pass and would never go that way again. I have a Dodge Ram 3500, Air Shocks, Air Raid filter,5" exhaust, Double stacked with the predator, programmer and predator performance module, Triple gauges on pilar. I am happy with the 15,500 btu A/c unit, Happy with the Raptor by Keystone. The Ram gets a little warm pulling it up steep hills, But has no problem. Next will be a J-Brake for the Ram.

Good luck on what you choose

 

What do you need 6 batteries for? Mine has one and other than lights, the AM/FM radio and the electric tongue lift, nothing else runs on batteries. At least not in mine. Just seems like a lot of overkill. I'm definitely curious.

 

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I own a weekend warrior and I tell everyone that when I buy a new one I will not replace it with another one, or any of their other brands like rag'n and extreme. Their craftsmanship is crazy terrible. I had to remove the front window due to leaking, cut trim pieces and reinstall because they cut the hole too big for the window and it eventually floated enough to break the seal. Just about every hole they cut out is too big, monitoring panels, stereo, etc. Plus the wiring looks like something a blind child did... the sending unit for the fuel tank was even wired backwards. I found a few places in the floor that weren't sealed very well and began to get soft. The tie-downs are only supported by the OSB flooring.

I could go on and on and I've only had it for a year and a half. I looked them over before I bought and there was no way to see theses flaws until I owned it and began maintaining it.

 

i have a 26' but i have to sell it 7500 obo Flickr: electromainiac's Photostream