Sold monster, went smaller :)
Sold the 2014 Torque 5th toyhauler (just shy of 40 ft) and went to a 2016 T-29 Torque travel trailer toyhauler. we love it. only 34 ft total length. saved over 3K in weight. and I love the b...
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FunnyCamper wrote:
yes 2001, I saw that also in our monster 5th toy.
the living space is not 'that great' when you section it all off.
the open plan has a definite draw to me now.
the big toys are beautiful and mine was sweet, but in the end it comes down to that floorplan that suits ya best, and finally I am seeing that what I thought was best, really wasn't for us. live and learn for sure :)
On my 5th it has a kitchen slide that went under the front awning and that used up alot of space. Now I have no slide there, all awning open space. I love that, another big room to me to use...and I use it :) I never want a slide interfering with my awning space ever again. that I learned also
That's another huge issue with their fifth wheel, the awnings are useless with the slide out. The way I camp, I really only sleep in my camper and use the fridge and bathroom. I don't have a TV or other creature comforts.
Really the big RVs are nice. But there are definitely drawbacks people don't always consider. I keep debating on getting a small fifth wheel. And yet I keep my 21 footer which is perfect for our needs. That's the great thing about campers, everyone has their own needs and there's a camper built for about everyone.
