coolmom42
Feb 10, 2017Explorer II
Toy hauler, but not for hauling toys?
I've done a lot of looking at floor plans, and am not thrilled with the options---tanks too small, cramped bunks, etc.
Accidentally clicked on the Jayco toy hauler section and discovered the 222 Octane super Lite. It checks all the boxes for me--sturdy construction, bath with a sink, small cooktop, no oven, decent size fridge, and essentially 2 separate sleeping areas that would work for up to 4 adult size people.
I would be towing with either a Sequoia or F-150, have not decided. Dry weight on this trailer is 5270 and I wouldn't add over 1000 lb to it max. No need to tow with a freshwater tank that size full, but would be good to have it, plus the gray/black capacity.
I want my sister to go with me, she won't share a bed with me. :D Also doubt she would like a bunk. When my grandkids go, the sofa area would be big enough (they are tall kids) for at least 2, and another would fit in the floor if needed.
Is the ramp/back end a source of air leaks, or water leaks, or does it seal tight?
If I wanted to remove the rear sofas and put in some other type of seating, how difficult would that be?
Accidentally clicked on the Jayco toy hauler section and discovered the 222 Octane super Lite. It checks all the boxes for me--sturdy construction, bath with a sink, small cooktop, no oven, decent size fridge, and essentially 2 separate sleeping areas that would work for up to 4 adult size people.
I would be towing with either a Sequoia or F-150, have not decided. Dry weight on this trailer is 5270 and I wouldn't add over 1000 lb to it max. No need to tow with a freshwater tank that size full, but would be good to have it, plus the gray/black capacity.
I want my sister to go with me, she won't share a bed with me. :D Also doubt she would like a bunk. When my grandkids go, the sofa area would be big enough (they are tall kids) for at least 2, and another would fit in the floor if needed.
Is the ramp/back end a source of air leaks, or water leaks, or does it seal tight?
If I wanted to remove the rear sofas and put in some other type of seating, how difficult would that be?