Will This Be a Bad Move for a New RVer?
I am totally new to owning an RVing and I have decided I need to get a toy hauler. I need it for events that I will be traveling around to throughout the year. I found a beautiful 39ft Highlander ...
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Thanks for the advice everyone! Good to hear. I'll for sure start digging around in the forums for the different brands and get a feel of questions for sure. I am in the Houston, Texas area and I'll look around for some training. I've driven 14 foot cargo trailers with a 1/2 ton truck across the country but nothing to this size. I have traveled around 8-10 hours a day driving the 14' trailers and feel comfortable.
The main reason I am looking at a toy hauler is because I travel to air shows and I need the space to carry my merchandise/tent/setup around. I am currently using a 14' cargo trailer now but I am getting tried of sleeping at hotels and throwing away money. Then also would like the freedom to be able to spend a week or so on vacation after the show around the area before heading back home. So I'll more than likely be on the road about 2-3 weeks at time per show. I started out looking at a slide in camper top for my truck but realized I would have to at least upgrade to 3/4 ton and then pull my cargo trailer behind it. But then started looking at toy haulers and liked the idea of getting with the extra space inside the trailer.
I am 100% planning to buy a dually to pull the trailer with. Looking into Chev and Ford.
Just getting my feet wet but will certainly keep doing my homework before pulling the trigger.
Thank you all.
The main reason I am looking at a toy hauler is because I travel to air shows and I need the space to carry my merchandise/tent/setup around. I am currently using a 14' cargo trailer now but I am getting tried of sleeping at hotels and throwing away money. Then also would like the freedom to be able to spend a week or so on vacation after the show around the area before heading back home. So I'll more than likely be on the road about 2-3 weeks at time per show. I started out looking at a slide in camper top for my truck but realized I would have to at least upgrade to 3/4 ton and then pull my cargo trailer behind it. But then started looking at toy haulers and liked the idea of getting with the extra space inside the trailer.
I am 100% planning to buy a dually to pull the trailer with. Looking into Chev and Ford.
Just getting my feet wet but will certainly keep doing my homework before pulling the trigger.
Thank you all.
