wirenutz
May 06, 2013Explorer
information on 3 different fifth wheel toy haulers
please help us decide by voicing your experience or information on these models:
#1) 2007-10 Weekend Warrior FLT4005, this one comes up high on DW's list for the amount of kitchen cabinets, and mine for where the TV is located, normally it will be over the entry door.
#2) 2008 Skyline Freestyle "hole shot" 389, I listed this one as #2 for the reason being the TV is located as in a way one would have to crane their neck to the right to see the TV, and it has no where near as many kitchen cabinets as the Weekend Warrior.
#3) 2008 Cherokee 396WP, I listed this one as #3 because it has no (that's zero) kitchen cabinets, or am I just not seeing them in any of the pictures, but on the plus side they have 2 refers and the TV is set up in a way to see it without looking over your shoulder, if it were not for (complete) the lack of kitchen cabinets this one might of been listed at #1
you might see a pattern in these toy hauler's I listed, they are all side aisle bathroom, we wont comprise on this at all, they are all about 38 feet or longer, this is flexible from 38 feet upwards, we plan to full time in it, our tow rig is a 1990 Dodge diesel one ton, and the hitch is an 20K Air Safe hitch.
we are really looking forward to hearing from present and past owners of these models, or any other 38 foot side aisle bathroom toy haulers, let the debate's began, thank in advance L & K
#1) 2007-10 Weekend Warrior FLT4005, this one comes up high on DW's list for the amount of kitchen cabinets, and mine for where the TV is located, normally it will be over the entry door.
#2) 2008 Skyline Freestyle "hole shot" 389, I listed this one as #2 for the reason being the TV is located as in a way one would have to crane their neck to the right to see the TV, and it has no where near as many kitchen cabinets as the Weekend Warrior.
#3) 2008 Cherokee 396WP, I listed this one as #3 because it has no (that's zero) kitchen cabinets, or am I just not seeing them in any of the pictures, but on the plus side they have 2 refers and the TV is set up in a way to see it without looking over your shoulder, if it were not for (complete) the lack of kitchen cabinets this one might of been listed at #1
you might see a pattern in these toy hauler's I listed, they are all side aisle bathroom, we wont comprise on this at all, they are all about 38 feet or longer, this is flexible from 38 feet upwards, we plan to full time in it, our tow rig is a 1990 Dodge diesel one ton, and the hitch is an 20K Air Safe hitch.
we are really looking forward to hearing from present and past owners of these models, or any other 38 foot side aisle bathroom toy haulers, let the debate's began, thank in advance L & K