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 Oc...
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Mine is made by Pacific Coachworks but can say the ramp doors seal very tight. All toy haulers use the same general locking mechanism which really presses the door into the seal when shut.
My drop down couches remove easily by just removing the two pivot screws per side. Can't imagine others would be different.
Also look into warnings about traveling with partially full tanks, especially the fresh tank as it's bigger. The theory I've read here and there is without baffles inside it may damage the tank and mounting straps if it's not full when driving. Having say 70 gallons of water sloshing all over the place is a lot of weight and can rip mounts free but if the tank was full it would basically be a solid mass and no sloshing.
My drop down couches remove easily by just removing the two pivot screws per side. Can't imagine others would be different.
Also look into warnings about traveling with partially full tanks, especially the fresh tank as it's bigger. The theory I've read here and there is without baffles inside it may damage the tank and mounting straps if it's not full when driving. Having say 70 gallons of water sloshing all over the place is a lot of weight and can rip mounts free but if the tank was full it would basically be a solid mass and no sloshing.
