JACKAL
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After 2 toyhaulers one 10' & one 12' garage length. I would definitely recommend at least the 12 or 13 ft garage models. I have had really good experiences with the Heartland Cyclone series. Don't fool yourself with the 2nd bathroom models, 1 you will almost never use it and the most always take away critical garage space. The ones with the residential tub/ shower units 60"x32" are a godsend for getting cleaned up and not banging elbows etc. as on the smaller RV showers.Hello,
I have a 2016 Honda Pioneer 1000-5 deluxe with a winch on the front. I'm trying to find a toy hauler now to haul it and trying to determine the best garage size for it. I'm wondering if an 11' garage would be too tight of a fit? What toy haulers are you all using?
Also, I just bought a 2017 F-350 6.7 4x4 crew cab SRW thinking I could tow about any size toy hauler. Now, I'm finding out that many of the 5th wheel toy haulers hitch pin weights are going to put my truck over it's payload capacity. Not opposed to selling my new truck and getting a dually, but I'd rather not.
Just trying to see what my options are for a 5th wheel toy hauler that will have a light enough "wet" hitch pin weight to keep me legal on the roads, and also fit my 1000-5. Any ideas?
Thanks for your help!
Nate
Of the current floor plans the Cyclone 3413 has a 13'4" garage that will fit a fully accessorized P1K5 and room for the riding gear, tools etc. Pin weight on that model is 3050 lbs most are 3400-3800.
There is approximately 40% markup in RVs, on of the lowest advertised prices I had found was Holman RV in Batavia OH ( Cincinnati outskirts) they used to have great selection of Toyhaulers that were marked 30-32% off MSRP probably not in today's market.
If / when I do it over again for the cost of a super duty and toyhauler you can get a 4x4 Super C motor home based off the Ford F600 chassis rated to tow 12k lbs and an 18 ft enclosed trailer.
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