I am looking for a Travel Trailer I can park out of town for work purposes and some storage. I might let a couple workers stay in it occasionally or just let them use the whole thing; the reason for 2 bathrooms. It would be nice if it was partitioned too.Can anyone point me towards one? Preferably used and I can keep it for couple years then get another as needed.My work truck is an Toyota Tundra with around 10,500lbs rating from looking up how it is optioned.I think this will save me the hassle of hotels and some costs possibly.

The Sedona 5th wheel has 2 models - 36flrb & 32FBHTI think 2 bathrooms go more with bunkmodels. I know you posted aunder trailers these 2 are 5th wheels. We looked yesterday at some Sierras and Cherokees, one plan hada double bathroom, if my memory was correct. Those are Fleetwoodproducts, maybe check them out.All very nice units.

I am looking for a Travel Trailer I can park out of town for work purposes and some storage. I might let a couple workers stay in it occasionally or just let them use the whole thing; the reason for 2 bathrooms. It would be nice if it was partitioned too.The horse people use trailers like that. There are several doors and several bathrooms. They are like little apartments. But they look like real nice TT's. They use them to house the grooms and trainers when they are on the road with a string of horses. I'll try and find the link for you.

Cool.Also, to clear it up I'm posting this in TT section because I feel my truck would be inadequate to pull a 5th wheel. Toyota Tundra 5.7L Double Cab 2wd. I will consider adding airbags to it if needed.

I am not aware of any 2+ bath TTs that are half ton towable. There are some 5th wheel RVS, but they are far heavier than your truck's capabilities.You need to stay under about 7k dry in order to stay under your Tundra's receiver rating.

JoeTee wrote:I am looking for a Travel Trailer I can park out of town for work purposes and some storage. I might let a couple workers stay in it occasionally or just let them use the whole thing; the reason for 2 bathrooms. It would be nice if it was partitioned too.Can anyone point me towards one? Preferably used and I can keep it for couple years then get another as needed.My work truck is an Toyota Tundra with around 10,500lbs rating from looking up how it is optioned.I think this will save me the hassle of hotels and some costs possibly.First, you are NOT going save ANY money by buying a new or used trailer, period.Second, you would be nuts to buy a new MULTI-THOUSAND dollar trailer for OTHER PEOPLE to use (have you ever seen what home or apartment rentals look like AFTER a tenant moves out?).Third, WHO in the world is going to have to deal with the black and grey tanks? YOU perhaps?Fourth, unless you can "camp" free of charge at the worksite, YOU WILL be PAYING a camping fee from $12 per night at state campgrounds (many do not have electric, water or sewage hookups) to upwards of $70 per night. You really shouldn't have much issue finding a motel or hotel room at most places for $70 per night.Fifth, food, if camping at worksite or out of the way for restaurants someone WILL be supplying food and or cooking, most likely YOU.Sixth, bedding, are you sure you want to have to deal with providing clean sheets, blankets and such.Seventh, propane, ain't cheap and goes very fast especially in the winter, you can easily use 60 lbs in two weeks in the winter.Eight, YOU become the maintenance man when the furnace, A/C, fridge, toilet, water systems quit working. Not to mention having to make repairs to things as they get broke while being used by your crew or even outside stuff like checking and replacing caulking as it goes bad.If you have your heart set on this then perhaps look at a well used "bunk house" which would have several bunks, ONE toilet (less maintenance). Or if you really feel like work buy TWO USED trailers...Ultimately for YOUR sanity, money and sake, continue to send them to motels or hotels you WILL be happier in the end.

2 Bathroom Trailer. Can anyone point me towards one?

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APT
Explorer
Aug 03, 2013
I am not aware of any 2+ bath TTs that are half ton towable. There are some 5th wheel RVS, but they are far heavier than your truck's capabilities.

You need to stay under about 7k dry in order to stay under your Tundra's receiver rating.
JoeTee
Explorer
Aug 03, 2013
Cool.

Also, to clear it up I'm posting this in TT section because I feel my truck would be inadequate to pull a 5th wheel. Toyota Tundra 5.7L Double Cab 2wd. I will consider adding airbags to it if needed.
rockhillmanor
Explorer II
Aug 03, 2013
I am looking for a Travel Trailer I can park out of town for work purposes and some storage. I might let a couple workers stay in it occasionally or just let them use the whole thing; the reason for 2 bathrooms. It would be nice if it was partitioned too.

The horse people use trailers like that. There are several doors and several bathrooms. They are like little apartments. But they look like real nice TT's. They use them to house the grooms and trainers when they are on the road with a string of horses. I'll try and find the link for you.
duramaxdelight
Explorer
Aug 03, 2013
The Sedona 5th wheel has 2 models - 36flrb & 32FBHT

I think 2 bathrooms go more with bunkmodels. I know you posted a
under trailers these 2 are 5th wheels.

We looked yesterday at some Sierras and Cherokees, one plan had
a double bathroom, if my memory was correct. Those are Fleetwood
products, maybe check them out.All very nice units.

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2 Bathroom Trailer. Can anyone point me towards one?

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