Need Help Searching for Our Right 5th Wheel
Rookie RVer :C here with a question. Next season we are trading our Class A for a 5th wheel, particularly a toy hauler. Our research is beginning now with the goal of actually purchasing by March 2019...
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First, you must decide how big of a garage you want/need. THEN go looking for the Toy Hauler that meets the criteria.
You need to start somewhere. You said your current trailer is 14x8. If you are looking for a toy hauler garage that's 14 feet, you are going to have to start big.
After determining your garage size, you just need to explore manufacturers web sites. Here's a link to Keystone. It's a start:
Keystone Brand Toy Haulers, click here.
Select any brand and then on each brand site, select the floor plans. Select the floor plan that interests you, then you can see a larger image of it and the stats for that specific model.
It's slow work, and there are other manufacturers out there, for example, Forest River.
Carbon 374 has a garage size 12'6"
Carbon 387 has a garage size 17'0"
Here's the 387 floor plan.
Like I said, It's a start, but you've gotta start somewhere.
You need to start somewhere. You said your current trailer is 14x8. If you are looking for a toy hauler garage that's 14 feet, you are going to have to start big.
After determining your garage size, you just need to explore manufacturers web sites. Here's a link to Keystone. It's a start:
Keystone Brand Toy Haulers, click here.
Select any brand and then on each brand site, select the floor plans. Select the floor plan that interests you, then you can see a larger image of it and the stats for that specific model.
It's slow work, and there are other manufacturers out there, for example, Forest River.
Carbon 374 has a garage size 12'6"
Carbon 387 has a garage size 17'0"
Here's the 387 floor plan.
Like I said, It's a start, but you've gotta start somewhere.
