Truly lite toy hauler

Don't know the dimensions of your UTV, but that weight requirement is going to be a challenge.


Little Toy Hauler

souraider wrote:
Don't know the dimensions of your UTV, but that weight requirement is going to be a challenge.


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Thank You! I do need a 5x10 foot UTV area but might be able to get something custom.

Jayco makes the Octane which is pretty small.

Years ago Weekend Warrior made the Supercross which was also very small.

Both I fear may be a little above your dry weight.

1320Fastback wrote:
Jayco makes the Octane which is pretty small.

Years ago Weekend Warrior made the Supercross which was also very small.

Both I fear may be a little above your dry weight.

Looked at all current Jayco's. None worked. Don't really need small as much as lite.

Thanks!

KZ Sportsmen Classic 180th comes close, but only 9' long TH area.

rexlion wrote:
KZ Sportsmen Classic 180th comes close, but only 9' long TH area.

Wish they had a version w/o the bunks. That would allow plenty of room.

I don't think you are going to find one. I have a 20' enclosed trailer and it is 2100 lbs empty, just my tools and gear probably added 500lbs, try adding beds, bathroom, fridge, tanks and all that and you are way over your limit.

There is the Wolf Pup 17R but it may not have enough room.

Wolf Pup

You may be better off with an enclosed trailer with aluminum chassis and adding minimal living quarters to it. This link has some ideas for enclosed trailer conversions: http://www.tnttt.com/

Have you considered converting the Transit to to be your living space?

avgjoetx wrote:
I am hoping someone here has gone through this exercise and can help me out.

I have been searching for a toy hauler that I can pull with my Transit which has a 4500lb max loaded trailer weight. I want to Haul a 1100lb UTV. That leaves a max Dry trailer weight of 3400lbs.

Does anyone know of a <3400lb dry toy hauler? The only one I have found is the Livin Lite and it seems they have stopped production. Travel Lite has one that is close but the toy area is too small. Has anyone found other options?

Thanks!

I hate to be a downer, but please check your understanding of weights - I don't think these numbers add up the way you think they do. The 4,500 max, if accurate, accounts for absolutely nothing in the Transit except (maybe) a standard (ie - 150lb or so) driver. Are you the only one in the Transit? Are there other passengers? Is there any gear? Fido? Also, are you going to have no gear, fluids, or food in the trailer? Any propane? Fresh Water? Tools and gear for the UTV?

People have different perspectives on the importance of staying within weights, but buying a trailer that weighs 3,400 dry is not going to keep you within ratings - there are many other things that come into play. I would bet that, with a 3,400 dry toy hauler, you'd be upwards of 1,000 pounds overweight the first time you rolled out!