Fuzion 342 vs. Cyclone 3110 (upgrading)
Hello there! We bought our first RV in January, which is a Puma 21 ft toy hauler. We went small since we didn't know how we and the three teens would like Rving. We have gotten much use out of the ...
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I am one of those who thinks my 45' Cyclone is still too short. Bigger is better. As for the state parks, there hasn't been a single one we couldn't camp in. A few of the sites were too short but the majority would fit us just fine.
We got a toy hauler primarily because we race ATVs in a hare scramble series. Our races are throughout NC and SC and most of the time they are in somebody's field somewhere. Our tracks run about 8 miles through woods and other terrain so we camp in some raw conditions.
Having a big toy hauler is great for this. The generator runs from mid-Saturday until we tear everything down Sunday around 6:00pm. Whether we run one or both ACs, the 30 gallon fuel tank is more than enough. In the fall when its no AC, we don't burn maybe ten gallons the entire weekend. Our 100 gallons of water is good and we typically can take plenty of showers but I wish I could carry more like a Voltage offers. Once in awhile the grey tank for the shower backs up but since we're usually in some cow pasture, I go outside and water the grass underneath the camper with about 30-40 gallons. Its just bath water.
As for the quality of our Cyclone? Its sucks. But a big toy hauler is what we'll always have. Just not another Cyclone.
We got a toy hauler primarily because we race ATVs in a hare scramble series. Our races are throughout NC and SC and most of the time they are in somebody's field somewhere. Our tracks run about 8 miles through woods and other terrain so we camp in some raw conditions.
Having a big toy hauler is great for this. The generator runs from mid-Saturday until we tear everything down Sunday around 6:00pm. Whether we run one or both ACs, the 30 gallon fuel tank is more than enough. In the fall when its no AC, we don't burn maybe ten gallons the entire weekend. Our 100 gallons of water is good and we typically can take plenty of showers but I wish I could carry more like a Voltage offers. Once in awhile the grey tank for the shower backs up but since we're usually in some cow pasture, I go outside and water the grass underneath the camper with about 30-40 gallons. Its just bath water.
As for the quality of our Cyclone? Its sucks. But a big toy hauler is what we'll always have. Just not another Cyclone.
