TI am also looking to a toy hauler for my 16 P1k-5. I am having trouble finding one that has enough room under the rear bunk. Most are 76" and my P1k-5 is almost 80". Even letting the air out of the rear tires is not cutting it.
TI am also looking to a toy hauler for my 16 P1k-5. I am having trouble finding one that has enough room under the rear bunk. Most are 76" and my P1k-5 is almost 80". Even letting the air out of the rear tires is not cutting it.
Beaver tail floor. That would do it but none of the trailers I have seen have it. I will need to look more. Unfortunately I am looking at used. Thanks.
I'm planning on going with a covered utility trailer and converting it into a toy hauler / camper. Of course I only have a P5, so a 7x14 with extra height should do the trick. A lot less $, but I'll have to put some sweat equity into making it nice.
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The only part that worries me about your plan is flying the dogs. That doesn't end well alot of the time. Could buy a slightly used class c motorhome for under 30. Just another idea. But id really think twice about flying the pooches.I want to thank everyone for "schooling" me on toy haulers, and I have made up my mind. For what it's going to cost to upgrade to a diesel truck, buy the right trailer and find a place to park the trailer, I'm going to build the shop that I always wanted.
I still plan to do my Alaska trip after I retire but I will fly the wife and I up there along with the dogs and rent a house with a yard. Truthfully, I was worried about spending a week traveling with my loving wife to Alaska, then spending a few months in a trailer with her and the dogs, oh, don't forget about the ride back
Again, you helped me make up my mind and I thank all who brought me to my senses
Fill free to continue the discussion as I may need a reminder on which way I'm going with this
I've been looking at school busses to convert into a toy hauler. I have been contemplating removing the back 12ft making it a flat deck, and converting the rest into an rv. Everyone thinks I'm crazy but at least the wife is on board with it.
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You wouldn't believe how many saw blades,die grinder blades,air chisel bits and drill bits you'll go through! School busses are make with thick superman steel lol. Very doable and rewarding but it's a projectI've been looking at school busses to convert into a toy hauler. I have been contemplating removing the back 12ft making it a flat deck, and converting the rest into an rv. Everyone thinks I'm crazy but at least the wife is on board with it.
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I am also looking to a toy hauler for my 16 P1k-5. I am having trouble finding one that has enough room under the rear bunk. Most are 76" and my P1k-5 is almost 80". Even letting the air out of the rear tires is not cutting it.
Awesome!! More pics!!!!Just bought this Stealth, it fits my 16 P1k-3 snug.View attachment 38170
View attachment 37646 this is what I have. Any 3/4 ton or the correct set up 1500 can pull it. Dry weight is 5500lbs with a tongue weight of 550lbs. A new one of these are around $20,000. Mines an 08 camper is 20' with a full kitchen and bath. 3 beds. Ive seen some newer ones on Craigslist for around 10 - 12 grand. I really like it.
What is the name of your camper?View attachment 37646 this is what I have. Any 3/4 ton or the correct set up 1500 can pull it. Dry weight is 5500lbs with a tongue weight of 550lbs. A new one of these are around $20,000. Mines an 08 camper is 20' with a full kitchen and bath. 3 beds. Ive seen some newer ones on Craigslist for around 10 - 12 grand. I really like it.
Im not positive on the actual model number off hand. But its a wolfpack toy hauler by forest river.What is the name of your camper?
Ok thanks, never seen one like that!Im not positive on the actual model number off hand. But its a wolfpack toy hauler by forest river.