New Catalyst from Work & Play

[tinner12002]

Has anyone seen or had any experience with the new Catalyst toyhauler from Work and Play?
Looks from pics I've seen like a solid built heavy hauler with 24K gross weight rating and a true 5K pound rated ramp door.

[Crazy_Cooter]

I really like the 40WCH as it has pretty much the same floor plan as my 300C, but I have a feeling the storage space is minimal in the kitchen area with the SXS refer.

Wonder how big battery bank they come with to run the refer? What inverter do they install?

Let us know what you think!

[tinner12002]

Crazy Cooter wrote:
I doubt you are going to find anyone who has any experience of value since this is an entirely new model. By the specs, it looks pretty tough in comparison to other current offerings though.

Floor plans and the pics of the cabinetry leave a lot to be desired in my opinion, but could be the beginning of a good thing!

I was looking at the pics and floor plans and thinking the same thing, have an appointment to take a look at a couple just to see them in person check them out.

[shakazulu12]

It has to be. I think it's intended for their market that is transporting vehicles and lots of equipment to car shows or racing. The ones who are used to having to buy their other units that look more like cargo trailers that you happen to be able to sleep in. Definitely not going to be as luxurious as many other offerings, but if you need something that will take some serious abuse and have a decent living quarters, it's the only real option out there outside of a full custom job that would cost a lot more. All steel construction that tough simply isn't going to be light no matter how you cut it.

[LowRyter]

heavy

[shakazulu12]

Wow! They finally built the hauler that many in the dunes/racing community have been asking for. Kudos to them for stepping up.

[Crazy_Cooter]

I doubt you are going to find anyone who has any experience of value since this is an entirely new model. By the specs, it looks pretty tough in comparison to other current offerings though.

Floor plans and the pics of the cabinetry leave a lot to be desired in my opinion, but could be the beginning of a good thing!