1995 weekend warrior 43 ft owners

Megadesertdiesel wrote:

sagging walls are always issues with toyhaulers too. It shows up when you bounce on the rear of the trailer and look to see if the cabinets pull away from the wall.

Is there a video out there that shows what you are describing? I have an 04 Superlite that has sagging outriggers on the entry door side but I have never noticed my cabinets pulling away from the wall or why a sagging wall would cause this. For me the easiest way to tell is to look at the inner wheel well as it is tilted and has separated from the wall on the inside.

lincster wrote:
Warrior made 43' trailer through 2009. Not sure where you got your info from.

Nada
In reference to early to mid 90's haulers

lincster wrote:
Warrior made 43' trailer through 2009. Not sure where you got your info from.

Nada

lincster wrote:
Warrior made 43' trailer through 2009. Not sure where you got your info from.

Yes, in later years it was common. I think the reference is to the earlier years of their operations. They didn't make them that long as a regular model until somewhere in the early 2000's.

The 90's WWs were built more like car-haulers, which is probably a good thing for longevity. That may have been their own frame, and if it wasn't at least it would be a Zieman.

Warrior made 43' trailer through 2009. Not sure where you got your info from.

Pretty sure that length would be a custom order. Weekend Warrior would pretty much put together anything a customer paid for. I've been hunting around as well, one thing about the old warriors like that is they are a LOT lighter than the newer ones. I don't think it's as light as the person told you though, particularly if it's the one that has the bigger generator and a 200 gallon tank my buddy emailed me a link to earlier today (can't be that many of them for sale right now). But the older one's aren't as tall, and some say had fewer frame issues. That said, everything else has been bouncing around for 18 years, so get an inspection and look really, really close for any signs of water intrusion.

thats an old trailer. i bought an 03 WW 3505SLC a couple years ago and love it. Roof is your biggest issue, check it and double check it for any leaks.

sagging walls are always issues with toyhaulers too. It shows up when you bounce on the rear of the trailer and look to see if the cabinets pull away from the wall.

Glamis Dunes.com is a great resource for anything weekend warrior.

lincster wrote:
1995 Weekend Warrior???? Are you sure on that year? I would stay away from a trailer that old. Newer models are much nicer and features are better.

Ya looks like they started in 92 with the last 43 footer in 95 although they would do custom if requested I'm told.

I was told a 10,500 lb trailer with a 1500 lb pin weight. Not buying that on a 43 ft trailer.
Hauler is really clean for a 18 year old trailer. No leaks and no interior damage. Not sure the deal will happen however. Owner is pretty proud of the 18 year old trailer.
Also has 6 green ball tow masters on it. They have to go day 1 so a grand in rubber to start. Left it with let me know if you decide to come off the price.

Registered at glamisdunes.com and will put the question up there as well as soon as it allows me to post

1995 Weekend Warrior???? Are you sure on that year? I would stay away from a trailer that old. Newer models are much nicer and features are better.