Sleeping in garage ?

Gas don't fill the bikes all the way up to the vent tube. If you shut your gas off and run out whats left in the carb as well. You can always store you gas cans in your bed of you truck. I've sleep in my buddies but no heater I had a great sleeping bag though.

One suggestion that I didn't see. Add a battery powered smoke/CO detector to the garage. Just like having one in every bedroom in a house.

WhitehouseLV wrote:
you will love the garage and your daughter will too! Our kids now 8, 11 & 13 grew up sleeping in the garage in both of our toyhaulers. Ok that's a lie. There were a lot of nights dad slept in the toyhauler because the kids like to snuggle with mom. lol Anyway we always remove the bikes, atvs, rzrs, etc. Gas has never been a problem for us. Its easy to open the rear ramp & cross vents and air things out.

Garages are nice because the kids can be in the back watching their own movie while the adults are in the front and can't hear either's TV, at least not in our Raptor. Plus the separate entrance to the garage is a big plus for when its raining and muddy outside.

If running an built-in generator, I recommend getting a Gen-turi

Thanks for the info about the genturi.. Still waiting to see if we want to sell our fiver or trade in...

you will love the garage and your daughter will too! Our kids now 8, 11 & 13 grew up sleeping in the garage in both of our toyhaulers. Ok that's a lie. There were a lot of nights dad slept in the toyhauler because the kids like to snuggle with mom. lol Anyway we always remove the bikes, atvs, rzrs, etc. Gas has never been a problem for us. Its easy to open the rear ramp & cross vents and air things out.

Garages are nice because the kids can be in the back watching their own movie while the adults are in the front and can't hear either's TV, at least not in our Raptor. Plus the separate entrance to the garage is a big plus for when its raining and muddy outside.

If running an built-in generator, I recommend getting a Gen-turi

If your vehicles are well maintained and do not leak, there should be little smell. We had an open floorplan toy hauler and would make sure vents were open when toys were inside and the fuel petcocks were turned off before the carburetors. We did not have any problems with fumes or odors.

My quads dont leak anything, and it doent smell of anything. Once they are out no problems

same here, must be unloaded to put the bed and dinette down.

In our TH, in order to utilize the garage as a bedroom or any type of living space, the toys must be unloaded. Our 4 seat side by side takes up a LOT of space :-)

we have plenty of people sleep in the garage and never heard a complaint about gas smell. Ours has 2 beds, tv, heat/ac, we even have a carpet to put down over the rubber floor if you want. we do have 2 vents I leave open when traveling and don't store bikes/atvs that leak gas in it.

I routinely leave my dirtbike in the back of my toy hauler (non-garage model) while I'm sleeping, eating, cooking, etc. it goes across the back and is out of the way. Sometimes there's a slight smell but never very strong, if there's a smell I can open the vent doors at the bottom, fuel vapors are heavy.