Fuzion? worth it? or just hype?...
Hi - I am new to the Toy hauler world. Been camping long time, current rig a 5th Rockwood bunkhouse. Bunks now too small for teen boys, and want to get golf cart, and recently got hooked on kayaking...
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glazier wrote:ksss wrote:
Update: I did buy another Fuzion. I sold the 322 to the inlaws and bought a 342 which I like, the three slides is nice, as is the 11-12' garage and some other cool things. Then someone on here posts pictures of the 404. Dam it.
The 342 is a nice toyhauler for sure, but it doesn't measure 37'7". I was interested in one so much that I made an offer and a deal . I was happy to hear the length was under 38' until I measured it at 39'2", I left it at my dealers lot 160 miles from my house. My storage garage measures 39' inside, what a bummer. I would have bought another truck to tow this with, a DRW I would be needed for this units pin weight. Trucks are easy to trade, Toyhaulers are not so easy to sell without taking a beating. I really wanted that Fuzion.
That sucks. Good call on the DRW. Its a pin heavy trailer, I notice it more on this trailer than the 322 it replaced. Too bad it didn't work out, hard to believe over two lousy inches. Certainly true on the resale value of trailers. I came out ok on my 322 simply because Holman RV got me a great deal on when I bought it.
