Axxess livin lite toy hauler input
Hi guys, long time reader here but first time poster.
Ive been looking at toy haulers to live in for a while now. I found the fun finder 275, weekend warrior, outback, kz inferno would be nice. But ive recently discovered the axxess 30 foot toy hauler. Im attracted to their all aluminum construction and resale value. Im tired of spending money on rent and would like to purchase something i will own one day.
Ive been doing extensive reading on the internet about these, so now its my turn to make a post with my questions.
My needs:
Single and no pets
1 dirtbike, gear, tools
Toolbox for work
Record player and 50 records
That is me in a nutshell, i dont have any other hobbies or big belongings.
What do you guys think. Btw i live in south texas. The trailer would be mostly stationary but may pull it 3-4 times a year if need be for work.
I have a question regarding insulation.. If this trailer comes (option) with 2" spray on underneath the trailer. How will i fix it if something goes wrong?
Second question- is that insulation gonna be good enough?
3rd- could i insulate the lines myself?
What do you guys think, is this doable, living in one of these full time?
Thnx for input and thoughts.
Ive been looking at toy haulers to live in for a while now. I found the fun finder 275, weekend warrior, outback, kz inferno would be nice. But ive recently discovered the axxess 30 foot toy hauler. Im attracted to their all aluminum construction and resale value. Im tired of spending money on rent and would like to purchase something i will own one day.
Ive been doing extensive reading on the internet about these, so now its my turn to make a post with my questions.
My needs:
Single and no pets
1 dirtbike, gear, tools
Toolbox for work
Record player and 50 records
That is me in a nutshell, i dont have any other hobbies or big belongings.
What do you guys think. Btw i live in south texas. The trailer would be mostly stationary but may pull it 3-4 times a year if need be for work.
I have a question regarding insulation.. If this trailer comes (option) with 2" spray on underneath the trailer. How will i fix it if something goes wrong?
Second question- is that insulation gonna be good enough?
3rd- could i insulate the lines myself?
What do you guys think, is this doable, living in one of these full time?
Thnx for input and thoughts.
