Work and play or similar
Hello all, I am currently a TC owner but I am looking at making the possible change to a toy hauler. I have been looking around the majority of them are too big. I have found the Work and Play ...
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WeGotLabs wrote:FWIW, you're more likely to find used 18EC's because they're the most popular (typically $18k discounted when new). They're more likely to be found in the mid-west. Suggest searching on rvtrader.com and rvt.com.
Thanks for your input. Just makes we realize I am making the right decision about getting one.
Although I am having a problem finding used ones, does anyone have any ideas on websites where I can locate some.
Thanks
Work & Plays are a bit on the heavy side compared to other toy haulers of similar length. IMO, the extra weight is due to better floor bracing, use of heavier plywood/fiberglass walls, and the aluminum roof construction. The aluminum roof is a plus; but, if you're looking at used ones be sure and thoroughly check the interior/exterior walls for water damaged delamination (tap around and listen for a change in pitch). Although the aluminum roof does have a good overall reputation, *if* a leak does occur it is VERY expensive to repair if the plywood siding is damaged.
