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powellmj
Explorer II
Mar 15, 2017

Storage

We have changed over from a Class A with a ton of basement storage to a new 325pack13 Toy hauler. Loading it up for our first week out and I now have this great big garage to store everything. But what is the best way you have found to manage it? tubs and covered buckets? have you mounted items to the wall? Before everything had it's own compartment and it was easy to setup/breakdown/stow. Now I'll have my Harley in the back with what looks to be several loose tubs. Looking for any suggestions or advice. Thanks!
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  • Disneyfix's avatar
    Disneyfix
    Explorer
    Mar 18, 2017
    Interested in this too. May make the move from an A to a 5ver. Pics would really make this thread.
    Thanks
  • tinner12002's avatar
    tinner12002
    Explorer
    Mar 18, 2017
    I use the upper happi-jack bed, minus the mattress, in the back to store my extra tables and things that are fairly flat. For other items I use heavy duty stackable storage totes and strap them down next to my cooler in the back in front of the bikes if I have them in there. Get the ones that have fold up and snap latches on each end. I then took a large maker and marked the outside of each tote as to whats in it and stack them with commonly used ones on top.
  • Beverley_Ken's avatar
    Beverley_Ken
    Explorer
    Mar 16, 2017
    "I can steal the wife's..."
    Don't steal hers. Buy her new, better ones first and then recycle the old ones that work for you. Win Win

    Ken
  • Lwiddis's avatar
    Lwiddis
    Explorer II
    Mar 16, 2017
    "I can steal the wife's..."
    Powell, please don't steal things from your DW!
  • powellmj's avatar
    powellmj
    Explorer II
    Mar 15, 2017
    Ours has a single passthru storage. I just tested it against a laundry basket and it looks like a near perfect fit. So, now I can steal the wife's laundry baskets and set them up for: sewer, water, electrical...etc. As for folding chairs and tables, I was thinking about placing them on top of the happijac bed; as long as I don't scratch the roof.
  • azdryheat's avatar
    azdryheat
    Explorer
    Mar 15, 2017
    My toy hauler has storage up in the front so most of the stuff is there and not in the garage. Except for some folding lawn chairs and rolled up carpet there isn't much else in the garage besides my Harley.

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