Cylcone 4200 - Does it exist?

carringb wrote:

bighog01 wrote:
The holdup is either in engineering or in the patent process. But supposedly it's like nothing we've ever seen before in a TH. One rumor is that the rear door lifts up to the roof like the NASCAR haulers do.

Interesting. I wonder if an RV builder can execute a lift as well as a race trailer builder? I have my doubts, but if they can do it.... neat!!! I'm been browsing stackers every once in a while, except it seems like to get decent living accommodations, price makes a BIG jump, and the LQ stackers all seem to have air-brakes.

Seems like unneeded weight for a TH. Lots of hydrolics needed to make it happen. Espe ially for the rear where your toys will be.

bighog01 wrote:
The holdup is either in engineering or in the patent process. But supposedly it's like nothing we've ever seen before in a TH. One rumor is that the rear door lifts up to the roof like the NASCAR haulers do.

Interesting. I wonder if an RV builder can execute a lift as well as a race trailer builder? I have my doubts, but if they can do it.... neat!!! I'm been browsing stackers every once in a while, except it seems like to get decent living accommodations, price makes a BIG jump, and the LQ stackers all seem to have air-brakes.

In before lawnspecialist trashes the Cyclone for the 137th time :)

bighog01 wrote:
The holdup is either in engineering or in the patent process. But supposedly it's like nothing we've ever seen before in a TH.

What? You mean a quality product? :R


Couldn't resist.

Yes, I am still holding on. Put on 340w worth of solar and a good controller a few months back. Just a little curious about the Cyclone 4200. However, if I abandon ship, it will be to a class A and 30 box trailer. However, I have to fix my soft garage floor before I can do anything. What kills me are the actual MSRP for the new toy haulers... 100k+ I know it is just a starting point in the negotiations but really, 100k+ for a non motorized toy hauler?

What! The last original 2005 Raptor 3612 owners looking to abandon ship? Say it isn't so.

The holdup is either in engineering or in the patent process. But supposedly it's like nothing we've ever seen before in a TH. One rumor is that the rear door lifts up to the roof like the NASCAR haulers do.

Based on a couple different posts on the Heartland Owners forum, the 4200 is scheduled to go into production this summer. Until then all details are top secret.

Nice!

You have been advised that you are on a must know basis.