Space for lots of Toys

Sure but it will more than likely be an open garage type TH instead of a separate walled off garage version.

Not even sure a Cyclone could hold all those. Though, a 4018 might.

to fit all that you need to look out side the RV branded toyhaulers. Your in the Race Hauler, ATC, Continental, Featherlight, Bravo Icon. To get a good Idea on some mfg of this type of trailer go to Racing Junk. com classified section look up trailers with living quarters.

Down fall is they are not very comfortable in the amenity dept and most are low to the ground.

I would look for a Super C and pull a nice trailer behind it or get a race hauler as I said above...if I had to do it all over again.

Another option if you are handy is by a Gooseneck cargo trailer to your liking and outfit it as you want.

Keystone Carbon 387 has an enclosed 17' garage... that might work? Max carrying capacity is 5500lbs so you'd have to keep an eye on that too.

That's quite a load. You could always have one custom made to pull behind your Peterbilt.

I think you are looking at this situation backwards.

You need a car hauler (semi) with a travel trailer behind it.

I make that statement only partly in jest.

Wild Card wrote:
to fit all that you need to look out side the RV branded toyhaulers. Your in the Race Hauler, ATC, Continental, Featherlight, Bravo Icon. To get a good Idea on some mfg of this type of trailer go to Racing Junk. com classified section look up trailers with living quarters.

Down fall is they are not very comfortable in the amenity dept and most are low to the ground.

I would look for a Super C and pull a nice trailer behind it or get a race hauler as I said above...if I had to do it all over again.

Another option if you are handy is by a Gooseneck cargo trailer to your liking and outfit it as you want.

We needed a minimum of an 18' garage to haul our toys. I was going the route of a Millennium, InTech or Feather Lite gooseneck with living quarters but decided I did not want all that length limiting where we could go. I decided to get a enclosed trailer to haul the toys and divorce the living quarters from garage. Due to the weight I tow, a standard Class C motor home was not up to the task and going to a Super C or Diesel Pusher Class A took me back to that too long of a vehicle combination. We went with a 3-slide truck camper on a heavy 4wd truck to keep vehicle length just over 25' and while pulling a 20' enclosed trailer under 50' overall. This gives us the living and garage space we wanted in the most compact package. If you have more than 4 people that require sleeping areas, the enclosed trailer can be the kids get away or a man cave for someone else who wants to get away once some of the toys are cleared out.

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20 feet, 7 inches.

I could fit all that in my hauler. I have 21' of totally open cargo before the first cabinet.

I was able to fit 2 sport ATVs, 1 kids ATV, a mx bike and a long travel Rhino in a 26' Weekend Warrior. Stood 2 ATVs up in the truck bed, Stood one up in the kitchen. Had to flatten the tires on the Rhino to clear the overhead bed then load the Rhino to the side. The MX bike would squeeze on the side of the Rhino. Took forever but I was able to get everything out to the desert.