Best Winter Toy hauler
Looking for a 5th wheel Toy hauler with a 14' garage, Loft so we can sleep at least 3-4 in the living area. Need to have an artic package on this so that I can live in this during the winter in Centr...
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Lantley wrote:olds468 wrote:Lantley wrote:ependydad wrote:
For insulation, I was thinking DRV FullHouse. But looks like they only go up to a 12' garage.
http://www.drvsuites.com/full-house-luxury-fifth-wheel-toy-haulers/floor-plans.html
Luckily there only 12'.
Their 24K GVW will crush the OP's 2001 Dually;)
There is a lot of rethinking that needs to be done
So why does a 2001 with a 7.3L truck is rated less than a newer 6.8L truck? Is it the engine
Or have they changed the chassis that much?
In 10 years a lot has changed. In 16 years even more has changed.
Do you want to compare a 1985 to a 2001?
Comparing a 2001 to a 2017 is quite a long span with lots of changes.
In just a couple years on the Ram from 2012-2014, towing increased nearly 7K lbs. In ten yrs or so from now our current trucks will probably be lightweights compare to new ones. I had a CC 2000 Ford 4x4 dually and it was a workhorse, in its day!
