Toy Hauler Shopping: We're 100% New
We're newbies. Plain and simple. New ... Bees. ... and we're going from never to full time right out of the gates! My wife and I are motorcycle journalists who just started a new website, hence ...
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Assuming it's the Carbon 337 you're looking at? It's basically the same floor plan as our Impact, only with a shorter garage, and the entry to the bathroom is on the front vs the back, so you can access it even with the slides in, which is nice.
I would try to find one to walk through to make sure it's going to have enough storage in the kitchen for you since you plan on fulltiming. In our Impact, it has a lot of cabinets, but many of them aren't super accessible without a step ladder. I would also check to make sure you can get auto-leveling... some of the lower end models like the Carbon don't offer it, but that is a really nice feature that we love about ours.
Our old Travel Trailer hauler was a Keystone Raptor, which is now sold as a Carbon. It was a good trailer, we didn't have any major issues with it. It doesn't have the fancy finishes that higher end lines have but it was all fine.
I would try to find one to walk through to make sure it's going to have enough storage in the kitchen for you since you plan on fulltiming. In our Impact, it has a lot of cabinets, but many of them aren't super accessible without a step ladder. I would also check to make sure you can get auto-leveling... some of the lower end models like the Carbon don't offer it, but that is a really nice feature that we love about ours.
Our old Travel Trailer hauler was a Keystone Raptor, which is now sold as a Carbon. It was a good trailer, we didn't have any major issues with it. It doesn't have the fancy finishes that higher end lines have but it was all fine.
