Any way to haul 2 RZR's in Toyhauler

2btowed wrote:
I pull doubles,and the only problems have been the states that do not allow it.Since you need a trailer at least 16' to haul the RZRs anyway,I'd look for a 30'TH that has open garage and drop down bunks in back,a couch area that duobles as a bed ,and a bedroom upfront.Had friend with a Ragen,no slide, and it was 28',slept 8,carried 100gal,water etc.nice rig.Put a trailer behind and you are good to go.If you only need one RZR ,put in back of TH,or put one in TH,and one on trailer.I usually take Ranger in TH,2 Grizzelys,400EX,90 Honda,110 Kymco on trailer.All the kids and grandkids go,and we sleep 8...I am looking at smaller trailer single axle to carry 2 Grizzelys on when just the 2 of us go,Ranger in TH 2 Grizzelys on trailer.

What size 5ver do you have and what size tow behind trailer are you using. I only have a 98 Cummins 2500 truck so not sure if I could handle a large 5ver plus another trailer behind. If I thought my truck could handle a 37ft toyhauler I would just go that route and fit both at in the trailer but figure I would be way overweight..

I pull doubles,and the only problems have been the states that do not allow it.Since you need a trailer at least 16' to haul the RZRs anyway,I'd look for a 30'TH that has open garage and drop down bunks in back,a couch area that duobles as a bed ,and a bedroom upfront.Had friend with a Ragen,no slide, and it was 28',slept 8,carried 100gal,water etc.nice rig.Put a trailer behind and you are good to go.If you only need one RZR ,put in back of TH,or put one in TH,and one on trailer.I usually take Ranger in TH,2 Grizzelys,400EX,90 Honda,110 Kymco on trailer.All the kids and grandkids go,and we sleep 8...I am looking at smaller trailer single axle to carry 2 Grizzelys on when just the 2 of us go,Ranger in TH 2 Grizzelys on trailer.

I'll be interested in seeing what you come up with. I'm in a similar situation, albeit without the toyhauler. We like to hit a lot of different trailheads when we head out with our RZR, many of which it isn't practical to park and unload a toyhauler, not to mention the difficulty in packing up the trailer every time you want to hit a trail. The RZR will only fit in the bed of my shortbed Ram if the tailgated is down, and then it is too much weight to reliably haul on the tailgate. Of course, the trailer jack and tailgate would get in a dispute of sorts if I tried to tow that way.

Many years ago, I towed doubles, a camp trailer and boat, but found it was pretty much more trouble than it was worth. Heaven help you if you got in a situation where you had to back up any significant distance, or maneuver while backing. If the boat ramp was a fairly straight shot I could generally launch prior to parking the trailer, but it was tough.

Right now, I'm kind of looking at over the bed racks, but with around 1000 lbs of trailer tongue weight, I think putting the RZR up high on the back of the truck and people, other cargo etc I'd overload my 3/4 ton truck which combined with the elevated center of gravity would probably make it something I wouldn't care to drive.

Good luck, and please post if you find a good solution.

get a travel trailer toy hauler that will haul one and build a rack that will put the front tires of the other one over the cab and the back tires about even with the top of the bed rails. there are some pics of racks people built out there on the web.

memgrove wrote:
How about a Motorhome toy hauler with a trailer behind it.

We have done the Motorhome and Trailer thing and I absolutely loved it. We had a 35ft Damon Bunk model and pulled a 24ft V-Nose enclosed trailer that I had custom built. Best way for sure but we are in a Pay Cash mode of life right now so for me that's not gonna happen. We are looking to spend sub $20k Sub $15k would even be better. I would even consider a Regular 5th Wheel (Non Toyhauler type) and pull a 14ft trailer with the RZR's on sideways if that would work.. In a way I would even like that better cause we also do a lot of non toy camping. But on the downside the regular 5th wheels don't have near the sleeping capacity as a toyhauler with there double electric queens is the back. We have 3 big kids..

How about a Motorhome toy hauler with a trailer behind it.

Look at Work & Play toy haulers. Some have some big garages.

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