has anyone purchased this trailer that attaches to the back of your fifth wheel to load a motorcycle or golf cart on? I have a Montana 347THT but thinking down the road of maybe a landmark grand canyon which advertises that it is insulated to 0 degrees, and offers more living area for possible winter months in a warmer climate than Ohio, but the Harley ultra classic has to go with us.

chips47 wrote:has anyone purchased this trailer that attaches to the back of your fifth wheel to load a motorcycle or golf cart on? I have a Montana 347THT but thinking down the road of maybe a landmark grand canyon which advertises that it is insulated to 0 degrees, and offers more living area for possible winter months in a warmer climate than Ohio, but the Harley ultra classic has to go with us.Check your local laws, and the laws of states you're likely to travel through, as this is considered a "trailer" in many states and is not legal to double-tow. DON'T depend on IdahoTote's, or others', web sites regarding state towing laws; there are many errors on them.Lyle

downtheroad wrote:Idaho ToteIs that yours or just a stock photo?

chips47 wrote:has anyone purchased this trailer that attaches to the back of your fifth wheel to load a motorcycle or golf cart on? I have a Montana 347THT but thinking down the road of maybe a landmark grand canyon which advertises that it is insulated to 0 degrees, and offers more living area for possible winter months in a warmer climate than Ohio, but the Harley ultra classic has to go with us.Proceed with caution! I just recently purchased new 2013 Heartland (which mfg.'s Landmark also) Big Country and it doesn't have trailer hitch. I asked about one and the Dealer says Heartland does not approve trailer hitches on their units and to install aftermarket will void warranty. FYI.

msredneck84 wrote:chips47 wrote:has anyone purchased this trailer that attaches to the back of your fifth wheel to load a motorcycle or golf cart on? I have a Montana 347THT but thinking down the road of maybe a landmark grand canyon which advertises that it is insulated to 0 degrees, and offers more living area for possible winter months in a warmer climate than Ohio, but the Harley ultra classic has to go with us.Proceed with caution! I just recently purchased new 2013 Heartland (which mfg.'s Landmark also) Big Country and it doesn't have trailer hitch. I asked about one and the Dealer says Heartland does not approve trailer hitches on their units and to install aftermarket will void warranty. FYI.The Idaho Tote is not a trailer. It attaches to the frame of your 5th wheel. It is sticky as to wether it is legal in non double tow states. Everything we have read says it all depends on the officer that stops you as to " double towing " or not.They have them big enough for 2 quads and Smart Cars.Also, depending on the length of your 5r, and the size Idaho Tote, you could be over length restrictions in some states, since the company says it is " an entension of your 5th wheel. "Good luck

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msredneck84
Explorer
Jan 15, 2014
chips47 wrote:
has anyone purchased this trailer that attaches to the back of your fifth wheel to load a motorcycle or golf cart on? I have a Montana 347THT but thinking down the road of maybe a landmark grand canyon which advertises that it is insulated to 0 degrees, and offers more living area for possible winter months in a warmer climate than Ohio, but the Harley ultra classic has to go with us.

Proceed with caution! I just recently purchased new 2013 Heartland (which mfg.'s Landmark also) Big Country and it doesn't have trailer hitch. I asked about one and the Dealer says Heartland does not approve trailer hitches on their units and to install aftermarket will void warranty. FYI.
fj12ryder
Explorer III
Jan 15, 2014
downtheroad wrote:
Idaho Tote

Is that yours or just a stock photo?
laknox
Nomad
Jan 15, 2014
chips47 wrote:
has anyone purchased this trailer that attaches to the back of your fifth wheel to load a motorcycle or golf cart on? I have a Montana 347THT but thinking down the road of maybe a landmark grand canyon which advertises that it is insulated to 0 degrees, and offers more living area for possible winter months in a warmer climate than Ohio, but the Harley ultra classic has to go with us.

Check your local laws, and the laws of states you're likely to travel through, as this is considered a "trailer" in many states and is not legal to double-tow. DON'T depend on IdahoTote's, or others', web sites regarding state towing laws; there are many errors on them.

Lyle
downtheroad
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Jan 15, 2014
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