Looking at buying a Weekend Warrior????
Hi all, We've been researching Toyhaulers and hope to hit the road at the end of the school year. We saw the Weekend Warrior at a show and have been researching it. I know it had frame issues a f...
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I've been to the RV Factory several times where they make the Warriors. Was very impressed with their factory, their cleanliness, and the time used to assemble their haulers, no spitting them out the door as fast as possible like the others. They also have the heavier than required susp in addition to a new spring under susp with a lower boxed sub frame to keep the height for the newer taller trucks. I thought their overall quality was as good or better than most of the other haulers I've looked at, plus they are willing to work with customers to upgrade or change things to what you need. If I was to purchase one today, that's probably the direction I'd go getting their 4250.
They also have the Mor-ryde susp with disc brakes available though they need to work on their pricing for that as Mor-ryde quoted me a price of under $9000 to install their independent/disc brake systems in one of Warriors 4100 haulers with me keeping my orig axles, wheels and tires so I'm thinking that that price should be deducted from the Warriors price before they tack on the new system.
They also have the Mor-ryde susp with disc brakes available though they need to work on their pricing for that as Mor-ryde quoted me a price of under $9000 to install their independent/disc brake systems in one of Warriors 4100 haulers with me keeping my orig axles, wheels and tires so I'm thinking that that price should be deducted from the Warriors price before they tack on the new system.
