Hello,New to the Toy Hauler world but not new to travel trailers or truck campers.I am looking for a Toy Hauler that has a separation wall between the garage and living area.I have not decided yet to go TT or 5TH.I would like to use in cold temps and want a higher quality trailer.I have a 2016 F350 6.7 Diesel, SRW.Any suggestions would be great thanks!

I would find the best trailer to use in cold weather areas and high quality etc first. You can always add a wall to separate the toy garage area to suit your needs.I suspect the whole toy hauler area can all be changed around to suit your needs. The fold down beds from the wall or ceiling makes it great to use when you are not hauling the toys...A local friend of mine got one of those Keystone OUTBACK Loft trailers which had the side ramp for loading. He tricked the whole thing out for his liking... Loved the LOFT area for sleeping up above everything in the woods haha... Have no idea about running in the cold country however...Google ImageGoogle imageRoy Ken

I suggest going 5th wheel over a bumper pull. I followed the advice of lots of friends and with 5th wheel. They usually have way nicer layouts and tow so much nicer.

I'm not a fan of side ramps. You're always having to prop the ramp up due unlevel grounds.

What are you hauling for toys? That is another thing to look at. How much room do you need for a garage? Weight in the garage also.

Top of the line is Grand design momentum toy haulers. They are very heavy tho, so you'll need to watch payload. Middle of the road are the forest river toy haulers like the XLR thunderbolt. Most of them you can order with an Arctic package with insulated tanks and such. I would go with a fifth wheel if you want a separate garage. I've pulled a long travel trailer and a fifth wheel is way better.

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The_real_wild1
Explorer
Dec 13, 2016
I suggest going 5th wheel over a bumper pull. I followed the advice of lots of friends and with 5th wheel. They usually have way nicer layouts and tow so much nicer.
RoyB
Explorer II
Dec 12, 2016
I would find the best trailer to use in cold weather areas and high quality etc first. You can always add a wall to separate the toy garage area to suit your needs.

I suspect the whole toy hauler area can all be changed around to suit your needs. The fold down beds from the wall or ceiling makes it great to use when you are not hauling the toys...

A local friend of mine got one of those Keystone OUTBACK Loft trailers which had the side ramp for loading. He tricked the whole thing out for his liking... Loved the LOFT area for sleeping up above everything in the woods haha... Have no idea about running in the cold country however...

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