What are you towing in your 10' garage?

Two sport quads fit easily. My W&P had those beds that fold up on the side so I had to turn my quads sideways. But not a problem.

We fit a Raptor 350 and a KFX700 with no problem in a ten foot garage (side by side), plus a cooler and litter box.

tinner12002 wrote:

slapshot12 wrote:
We've been starting to think about a 5th wheel TH, but the only ones that are even close to the hitch weight that my truck can handle have a 10' garage. I know my Harley Limited will fit, but can you fit 2 Yamaha Raptors in the garage? I'm assuming they'd have to be angled slightly.

When we bought our current TH, we got an F250 to tow it. I'm am really wishing I'd got with a SRW F350 right now.

Rapters will fit if you put them end to end maybe or front wheels on rear one on the back of front one. Prob won't have room to angle them hardly any.

End to end won't work, they're about 6' long. I'm going to measure the exact measurements of the garage and tape it out in my garage at home and see if I can make it work.

slapshot12 wrote:
We've been starting to think about a 5th wheel TH, but the only ones that are even close to the hitch weight that my truck can handle have a 10' garage. I know my Harley Limited will fit, but can you fit 2 Yamaha Raptors in the garage? I'm assuming they'd have to be angled slightly.

When we bought our current TH, we got an F250 to tow it. I'm am really wishing I'd got with a SRW F350 right now.

Rapters will fit if you put them end to end maybe or front wheels on rear one on the back of front one. Prob won't have room to angle them hardly any.

We've been starting to think about a 5th wheel TH, but the only ones that are even close to the hitch weight that my truck can handle have a 10' garage. I know my Harley Limited will fit, but can you fit 2 Yamaha Raptors in the garage? I'm assuming they'd have to be angled slightly.

When we bought our current TH, we got an F250 to tow it. I'm am really wishing I'd got with a SRW F350 right now.

lawnspecialties wrote:

Robert6401 wrote:

lawnspecialties wrote:
Will the Raptor have the three-seasons doors in the garage? They take up a good half a foot of your usable space.

That's a good question, I didn't know there was such a thing. I don't think so, but how would I know the difference?

I just noticed its a 2012. My guess is it won't have them. Not sure if three season doors were available back then but if they were, I imagine they were rare.

Three-season doors are sliding doors at the back of the garage. Their purpose is to allow you to keep the garage door open all the time while camping if you wish. The three-season doors provide the insulation and security of a normal door. They sit approximately 6" inside the garage at the back and they are very obvious. If you didn't see them before, I'm sure they're not there.

That sounds like a nice option, but no, it doesn't have that.

Polaris Sportsman and a Honda 450 utility quads, 3 ice chests, propane campfire ring, golf clubs, dog pen.

With hauling 2 full sized Harleys I need at least 12ft of garage space, bikes take up a full 8ft so for grill, extra #20 & #30LP tank, 110qt dometic freezer and HD flag pole mount and 30ft flag pole, I'm pretty much full.

Robert6401 wrote:

lawnspecialties wrote:
Will the Raptor have the three-seasons doors in the garage? They take up a good half a foot of your usable space.

That's a good question, I didn't know there was such a thing. I don't think so, but how would I know the difference?

I just noticed its a 2012. My guess is it won't have them. Not sure if three season doors were available back then but if they were, I imagine they were rare.

Three-season doors are sliding doors at the back of the garage. Their purpose is to allow you to keep the garage door open all the time while camping if you wish. The three-season doors provide the insulation and security of a normal door. They sit approximately 6" inside the garage at the back and they are very obvious. If you didn't see them before, I'm sure they're not there.

Harley Ultra Limited