Huge four-axle toy-hauler
Saw this one at Paiguitch, Utah. Four axles and a length of 48 feet. I was told that it is custom-made. Unfortunately, I didn't meet the owner to learn more, as I was there only for a quick overnight before Bryce Canyon.
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Saw this one at Paiguitch, Utah. Four axles and a length of 48 feet. I was told that it is custom-made. Unfortunately, I didn't meet the owner to learn more, as I was there only for a quick overnight before Bryce Canyon.
- They are about 20 miles from where I live and they do make some huge and nice 5ers. You can sit down with a designer and design your own floor plan and the sky is the limit.
dockmasterdave wrote:
It looks a lot bigger than 48"
I just looked up the Majestic. It is available to 48" but only has 3 axles.
http://horizonsrv.com/models/majestic-standards/SidecarFlip wrote:
Some people just have more and bigger toys.
Just think, I carry most all my toys in a duffel bag...- Just think, I carry most all my toys in a duffel bag...
- That rig has 4 9k axles under it. New Horizons does have their Summit line which is more of a production line unit. The Majestic line though is how much money do you have and how much do you want to spend. As far as the length, our "DRV 44 Memphis" is 47' overall- front cap to rear cap- Pin to rear cap is 44'". It looks big, and it is limited to where we fit.
- No thanks... Weekend Warrior at one time made a few 4-axle haulers of that size. Had a neighbor with one and it was a freakin land yacht. Not sure why anyone would want to haul something that big around. TO each their own I guess.
- From OP: It is the ground that is not level.
- What's not level there, the unit, or the ground?
Looks like a S10 unhooked and just left it there. - Only? That is a whole lot of nights at the Sheraton and a lifetime of nights at Motel 6 and they will leave the light on for ya too.
