Pretty cool TH by a horsetrailer manufacturer
I've seen many discussions on here regarding the build quality of "horse trailers" vs. the build quality of conventional RV toyhaulers. Often, the price of the horse trailers is a downfall, as they ar...
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jmtandem wrote:This is a decent start- I would want one outfitted by Outlaw but they are on the right track here.
Being able to stand up in the bedroom is nice but you get used to the layout of the horse trailer very quickly. After all, how much time do you really spend in the bedroom?
Other than quality, the best thing about a LQ horse trailer is the lower profile and amount of miles you can cover in day. On long trips I can easily do 800 miles in a day.
For me the features would be an aluminum roof, not rubber; aluminum sides, not filon or gel; axles, wheels and tires up to the job, not barely able. Something that lasts 20 years would be nice. However, there are some things that the manufacturers might still want to work on. The styling, dry baths, big tanks, walk around bed with headroom, etc. But, this is a huge and welcome start if for no other reasons it begins to bring some competition for increased quality to the RV toyhauler marketplace.
Go into a high end unit- you will love the styling, the diesel generator, air ride, big tanks, 17.5" or 19" wheels, electric over hydraulic/disc brakes...
Not sure how you do the headroom and walk around bed without it requiring a class 8 sized truck-
