Lance now has a 26' toyhauler - 2612TH
http://www.lancecamper.com/toy-haulers/2612/index.php I've had my eye on this brand ever since I saw videos about how they make their truck campers. If you're unfamiliar with this company, watch...
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Damn expensive too, but I must say, if you are planning on keeping a trailer long term, and are sick of seeing brand after brand pump out trailers that need repairs off the lot and are just slapped together, spend the extra $$ and get a trailer built by people who obviously care about what they are putting out there.
I am just happy to see a quality built trailer, and I hear they hold their resale value pretty good.
Yeah 26' may be small for some people, it's what I have now and it works fine, but I would like to see the weight/price on a 28' or 30' model.
There's a vid where they load a 4-seat razor no problem. That's a great selling point as that's prob the biggest thing most people stuff in there. The part I like is that even with 2 beds in the back, it fits under with room to spare.
I am surprised to see that they use 3 5-gal propane tanks, that's kind of odd, and I wonder where they put the batteries?
I am just happy to see a quality built trailer, and I hear they hold their resale value pretty good.
Yeah 26' may be small for some people, it's what I have now and it works fine, but I would like to see the weight/price on a 28' or 30' model.
There's a vid where they load a 4-seat razor no problem. That's a great selling point as that's prob the biggest thing most people stuff in there. The part I like is that even with 2 beds in the back, it fits under with room to spare.
I am surprised to see that they use 3 5-gal propane tanks, that's kind of odd, and I wonder where they put the batteries?
