Rank the toy haulers

As for top of the line ...I would say DRV Mobile Suites with their LX455 toy hauler. Lots of cabinets, great woodwork, heavy duty frame and suspension, great fit and finish and not a cookie cutter toy hauler like most. Another one I would rate up there also is the New Weekend Warrior made at the RV Factory in IN. Also not a cookie cutter toy hauler, has heavy duty axles and suspension, fit and finish good and will somewhat build to suit.

It would be likely easier to give you some suggestions if you give up some info about what you want to carry, price range, people to sleep, overall length, maximum gvw you can tow.

Artum Snowbird wrote:
It would be likely easier to give you some suggestions if you give up some info about what you want to carry, price range, people to sleep, overall length, maximum gvw you can tow.

What he said.

lawnspecialties wrote:

Artum Snowbird wrote:
It would be likely easier to give you some suggestions if you give up some info about what you want to carry, price range, people to sleep, overall length, maximum gvw you can tow.

What he said.

Yep, you are right. I thought about that as I was driving home from work. I posted, in a hurry at work, and then thought about how vague my question is.

Here goes: 2 adults, 1 labrador, 1 Harley, would like to stay around 21-22', budget of 35k. Will be towing with a Ford F250, gas engine, so believe this package should be under 10k lbs. Hope this makes it easier to answer.

cycler wrote:

lawnspecialties wrote:

Artum Snowbird wrote:
It would be likely easier to give you some suggestions if you give up some info about what you want to carry, price range, people to sleep, overall length, maximum gvw you can tow.

What he said.

Yep, you are right. I thought about that as I was driving home from work. I posted, in a hurry at work, and then thought about how vague my question is.

Here goes: 2 adults, 1 labrador, 1 Harley, would like to stay around 21-22', budget of 35k. Will be towing with a Ford F250, gas engine, so believe this package should be under 10k lbs. Hope this makes it easier to answer.

I was going to rank them from shortest to tallest. Now I have to start over.

A Carriage C-Force is a good quality trailer available in your price range used these days.

Oops Except it weighs 17500 lbs loaded ready to roll...

21'-22' is a small toy hauler. We're not even considering big high end haulers now.

I would start looking at the Puma Unleashed models. Not too long, in the budget, and light enough. Readily available here on the east coast.

Shockwave and xlr hyperlight both are good trailers in that size and price range. They aren't the most well built when you pull things apart a little. But that's what you get in that price range.

21-22ft range typically means no front bed. Move up to the 23+ft range and you'll be thanking yourself in the morning. You have the truck for that size.

Quality amongst the major brands is a bit hit or miss. Not easy to rank them per quality but some brands do tend to stick behind their product better than others. Lance($$) and Jayco(2yr warranty) come to mind. Do a good PDI walkthrough when you purchase and try to find as many items up front as you can because chances are you'll run into some issues. Few units are completly trouble free in the first year. Keep up on periodic roof inspections and any potential for window or plumbing leaks as they will quickly ruin a good trailer (ask me how I know...)

Good luck

Eclipse mfg has some very nice pull TH. Check out Genesis TH too.