home made toy hauler help

Look at post 125

I think you will find what you need in that topic/forum

bbqfreak wrote:
hope some one on here can help me.
have looked at toyhaulers and none made with 15 ft garage on em.
my "toy" is 14ft.
thinking of buying a new gooseneck deck over trailer and mounting a 5th wheel camper out over the neck and hauling the toy on rear of trailer.
any one ever done this? dont know how much clearence is on a 5th wheel set up from bootom to the under side of top bunk. any help on this,please

so how you going to go down the rd with a toy at 14' when max is 13'6" your going to be hitting alot of bridges good luck :h
Frank

tractorboy30 wrote:

bbqfreak wrote:
hope some one on here can help me.
have looked at toyhaulers and none made with 15 ft garage on em.
my "toy" is 14ft.
thinking of buying a new gooseneck deck over trailer and mounting a 5th wheel camper out over the neck and hauling the toy on rear of trailer.
any one ever done this? dont know how much clearence is on a 5th wheel set up from bootom to the under side of top bunk. any help on this,please

so how you going to go down the rd with a toy at 14' when max is 13'6" your going to be hitting alot of bridges good luck :h
Frank

Maybe it's 14 ft LONG!!!

Roadrash450 wrote:
Look at post 125

I think you will find what you need in that topic/forum

Wow, thats a great idea. I am surprised some manufacture has not started producing these yet.

Do a google search for a show called "Extreme 4X4". About a year ago they did this on a series of episodes. They built their own trailer and mounted a pop-up body on the raised portion. They even made theirs modular so you could remove the pop-up portion by taking out 4 pins. I think you can purchase previous episodes on DVD.

Here is the link to the episode: www.powerblocktv.com/episodes/XT2006-19

not as long as you were talking I think but the same idea.
24foot car hauler trailer, 11 foot pickup camper with framed in underside and doors for storage. 13 feet of open deck for toys.
I fit two wheelers, the generator and a large cooler and could still open the door to the camper.
when you park and offload the toys you have a nice raised wood deck to set up your camp chairs!

Attitude makes a couple toy haulers with 10' garages. They have options in the brochure for an additional 2, 4 or 6 feet added to the garage. That makes for up to 16'. We looked at one last year, but 16' wasn't necessary for us.

Balance Of Judgment wrote:
not as long as you were talking I think but the same idea.
24foot car hauler trailer, 11 foot pickup camper with framed in underside and doors for storage. 13 feet of open deck for toys.
I fit two wheelers, the generator and a large cooler and could still open the door to the camper.
when you park and offload the toys you have a nice raised wood deck to set up your camp chairs!

All I can say is WOW.
"See a need, fill a need" :)