Quality

We have an amped 32gs and are very impressed with the quality. This is our third RV (first two were 5th wheels) and this one is by far the best made. For instance the floor is solid as a rock and constructed of Marine Grade Plywood!

We have full-timed in ours for 3 months now and have only had a few very minor issues.

Chatted with the title lady at the dealer in Tucson. She was telling me her and hubby wanted a 32GS but the dealer was having a hard time keeping them in stock...she said they just sold the two they had at the weekend show.

With a Dually I assume your looking for a Fifth Wheel? The top of the line Toy Haulers have a top of the line price as well, $70k to 100k...

If I was buying today I would be looking at the Amped 32gs. It's not a Fifth Wheel, I just like the looks and Fifth wheel floor plan in a bumper pull Toy Hauler.

http://www.floydsrvs.com/New-Inventory-2015-EverGreen-Toy-Hauler-Amped-32GS-Norman-Oklahoma-812209

You could put the Razor in the garage and the dirt bikes in the back of the truck! The one I looked at was washer and dryer ready as well.... I don't think you would get two dirt bikes and a razor in a 12 foot garage..

OSB is being used in the home buiding industry more than plywood as well. OSB is cheaper but has a stronger shear rating...

Manufacturing most Toy Haulers is about building them cheap, er I mean low cost.

I'd say quality varies by year. Right now from what I've seen the Grand Design seems to be top notch, I'd also put the Desert Fox line up there too. But a couple years ago that may have been the Cyclone, before that it was another brand. Quality comes down to what you want and are willing to pay for. The more popular a brand becomes the more they produce the more they seem to start suffering from quality control.

I'd say the most common size for a garage is the 12' having things like a generator help in resale.

My pay load gown is 13000lbs truck comes in at around 8200 lbs that leaves 4800 lbs and I added another leaf spring I know that dosn,t change my gvw thanks

How much real weight (not published mfg. magical number) do you have for payload?

Get a trailer that doesn't exceed that real world available payload capability!

In order words go weigh your truck and then using real world weight numbers you can figure what you can really tow.