Quality built truck campers & toy hauler trailers discussion
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2020 Stealth Trailers Nomad 30QB For Sale in Ashland, KY - RV Trader
2020 Stealth Trailers Nomad 30QB For Sale in Ashland, KY on RV Trader.
this looks solid.
i have no idea whats going on.
my issue with these toyhaulers is like.. my shit is typicaly DIRRRRRRRTAY after it gets used, i mean unless you're cleaning it before you're loading it (and even if you do clean it) you're going to be parking a dirty/dusty/muddy/wet rig in your camper's kitchen/living area basically.
the ones at the rv show i walked through didn't have much as far as a solution to clean out the situation. i mean, throw some floor drains in the bitch so i could hose it out at least.
the ones at the rv show i walked through didn't have much as far as a solution to clean out the situation. i mean, throw some floor drains in the bitch so i could hose it out at least.
oh snap, what's up with this brand.
weekendwarriorrv.com
doesn't look like a "got bought out" company.
i also like that one of the first things on the site is talking about their chassis's's's's
Weekend Warrior Toy Haulers | The Original inspired by Mark Warmoth
Weekend Warrior Toy Haulers is a movement born where past legacy meets tomorrow innovation. The Worlds Best Toy Hauler and Legend continues...
weekendwarriorrv.com
doesn't look like a "got bought out" company.
i also like that one of the first things on the site is talking about their chassis's's's's
what ive learned today.
1. quality, well built, reasonably priced campers don't really seem to exist.
2. shit gets heavy quick.
3. hotels are nice and cheap.
4. most half ton trucks aren't going to be able to pull most toyhaulers that can fit a 4+ seater sxs. and if they can, you're not going to be able to bring much gear or many people with you.
5. i should start a mini, quality, no frills, camper company.... YOLO
6. seems like there are more, higher end, truck camper companies out there, than tow behind camper options.
1. quality, well built, reasonably priced campers don't really seem to exist.
2. shit gets heavy quick.
3. hotels are nice and cheap.
4. most half ton trucks aren't going to be able to pull most toyhaulers that can fit a 4+ seater sxs. and if they can, you're not going to be able to bring much gear or many people with you.
5. i should start a mini, quality, no frills, camper company.... YOLO
6. seems like there are more, higher end, truck camper companies out there, than tow behind camper options.
this thread got broke off from this thread:
Fun DD That Can Tow 5k
My wife and I are trying to figure out the best set up to travel more. We are thinking about a camper that my truck can pull and then getting me a DD that could tow the maverick if we were going to travel places and ride (taking two vehicles to travel). Not ideal but cheaper than getting a toy...
talking mainly about
SleeperLS we started discussing instead of him pulling two trailers, getting one toy hauler to sleep out of and camp within.
This was the number one reason I was considering a diesel to tow a 5th wheel. I have been chatting with Deezuz about diesels to get an idea about them since I dont know shit about them. The set up I really want is a 17+ f250/f350 6.7 to tow this beauty.
Buses[edit]
- Berkshire Coach
- Glaval Bus
- Elkhart Coach
- Starcraft Bus
- StarTrans Bus
- Turtle Top (acquired 2017)
- Force Trailers
- Restroom Trailers
- AmeraLite
- Cargo Mate
- Continental Cargo
- Haulin Trailers
- Lightning Trailers
- Rance Aluminum Trailers
- US Cargo
- Rockport Commercial Vehicles
- Cabins and Suites
- Summit
- Quailridge
- Berkshire Pontoons
- South Bay Pontoons
- Trifecta Pontoons
like, a lot a lot.
although quick look, some SRW 4x4 long bed new f350's are 4k+ payload capacity sooooo
I guess I’m behind the times with what these newer trucks are capable of. Shit adds up quick though. Dry pin weight on my trailer is 2400. My fifth wheel hitch setup weighs like 175. Throw some firewood in the bed, fill up all of the front compartments of the trailer. Then your wife packs everything she owns into the bedroom lol. Next thing you know, there’s 7k on the rear axle of the truck. What’s a pair of E-rated tires good for? 7500?
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