Been day dreaming of upgrading our toy hauler. I plan on first buying a Yamaha wolverine X4 and will go from there. Second is upgrading the fifth wheel. I know the new wolverine is 10 foot and the momentum 328 that is my first choice is a 10 foot garage. Question is how exact is the garage on this trailer and how comfortable are you all with only having inches of movement for your cargo in the garage if there is any in this case? If this does not work I'm thinking the Attitude 31crsg is my next option as I do not want to go any longer, I would rather go shorter.

We have a 10' garage in our Momentum 380TH,a and it is EXACTLY 10' from the sliding glass door to the 3 seasons doors in front of the ramp. There is no room to play with. I haul a Goldwing so this works for us, but if you had anything protruding on your toy past 10' you'd be in trouble.We do like our rig and have full-timed in it for 3 1/2 years, but you may want to look at a model with a larger garage if available.

If you are starting from scratch buy a 12' garage.

Thank you. I here a lot of good things about momentum and when I look at them they seem very nice but i like to take my trailer to remote areas so the smaller the better. That is why my first choice is the 328 which is the smallest they make. It would be nice if they made the 328 with an 11 foot garage but i guess you cant have everything.arhayes wrote:We have a 10' garage in our Momentum 380TH,a and it is EXACTLY 10' from the sliding glass door to the 3 seasons doors in front of the ramp. There is no room to play with. I haul a Goldwing so this works for us, but if you had anything protruding on your toy past 10' you'd be in trouble.We do like our rig and have full-timed in it for 3 1/2 years, but you may want to look at a model with a larger garage if available.

I would but the smallest 12 foot or even eleven foot garage is 39 foot. The_real_wild1 wrote:If you are starting from scratch buy a 12' garage.

The_real_wild1 wrote:If you are starting from scratch buy a 12' garage.Maybe a toy hauler with the garage as part of the living space if you can't get one with an 11ft garage you probably need.

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Aquaholic502
Explorer
Jan 01, 2018
I would but the smallest 12 foot or even eleven foot garage is 39 foot.
The_real_wild1 wrote:
If you are starting from scratch buy a 12' garage.
Aquaholic502
Explorer
Jan 01, 2018
Thank you. I here a lot of good things about momentum and when I look at them they seem very nice but i like to take my trailer to remote areas so the smaller the better. That is why my first choice is the 328 which is the smallest they make. It would be nice if they made the 328 with an 11 foot garage but i guess you cant have everything.
arhayes wrote:
We have a 10' garage in our Momentum 380TH,a and it is EXACTLY 10' from the sliding glass door to the 3 seasons doors in front of the ramp. There is no room to play with. I haul a Goldwing so this works for us, but if you had anything protruding on your toy past 10' you'd be in trouble.
We do like our rig and have full-timed in it for 3 1/2 years, but you may want to look at a model with a larger garage if available.
The_real_wild1
Explorer
Dec 31, 2017
If you are starting from scratch buy a 12' garage.
arhayes
Explorer
Dec 31, 2017
We have a 10' garage in our Momentum 380TH,a and it is EXACTLY 10' from the sliding glass door to the 3 seasons doors in front of the ramp. There is no room to play with. I haul a Goldwing so this works for us, but if you had anything protruding on your toy past 10' you'd be in trouble.

We do like our rig and have full-timed in it for 3 1/2 years, but you may want to look at a model with a larger garage if available.

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