Toy Hauler for Kids....
We think we want an XLR 300x12 over a bunkhouse model...for the following reasons... 1. Cargo area and room, we dont have a designated toy yet, lots of little stuff, but easy to load. 2. Room wh...
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You're spot on with the multi-function ability of the toy hauler. Wife and I seriously contemplated a diesel pusher this past winter, and just couldn't see our way past the usefulness of our toy hauler.
I 2nd that the garage heat is a joke. Unless the XLR line has really stepped outside the norm, figure on a standalone heater to get the job done when the temp drops.
They are heavy. Mine normally runs 16.5K. Probably close to 17.5k when I have the electric cart loaded.
Figure on stated pin weight being a pipe dream. My stated was 3100#. In reality it's 4,300, verified. Make sure you've got the beef in truck dept.
I would NEVER trade our toy hauler for a bunkhouse. I have a bunkhouse now, when I want it. And a garage, and a playroom, and a 2nd dining room, etc etc.
I 2nd that the garage heat is a joke. Unless the XLR line has really stepped outside the norm, figure on a standalone heater to get the job done when the temp drops.
They are heavy. Mine normally runs 16.5K. Probably close to 17.5k when I have the electric cart loaded.
Figure on stated pin weight being a pipe dream. My stated was 3100#. In reality it's 4,300, verified. Make sure you've got the beef in truck dept.
I would NEVER trade our toy hauler for a bunkhouse. I have a bunkhouse now, when I want it. And a garage, and a playroom, and a 2nd dining room, etc etc.
