Room for a 4 seater

you'll be fine with stock height. I have a 2007 3005 Falcon, same trailer just 4' shorter and pull with same truck, one year older. I had to raise my hitch to its highest and the trailer sits just a tad nose high clearance is just acceptable at 6-7 above bed rail. I don't tow offroad over rough terrain, just fire roads but I'm careful and not had an issue, my combination tows like a dream so never wanted to flip axles. I did consider either raising the front of the truck or dropping the rear an inch or so to get the truck level, that would add a little more bed rail clearance.

Dshuk wrote:
I just purchased a 2006 ragen 3405 falcon and I have a question about towing. The unit I have had the "axles flipped" and it sits really high. I'd like to get it back to stock height. I have a 2013 Chevy Silverado 2500 diesel 4x4 crew cab short bed.
Do you know if I'll have a problem with the clearance between the top of the bed rails and the bottom of the trailer overhang? I currently have 8.5 inches of clearance. But I'd like to lower the trailer.
I currently have the pinbox on the lowest adjustment. Ideally,I'd lower the trailer back to stock and move the pinbox up to the middle setting. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

Why don't you start a new thread instead of derailing this guys? Forum etiquette...

5er or bumper pull??? OP never says...

FWIW my Attitude 28SAG w/slide will fit a RZR 1k 4 seater.

I just purchased a 2006 ragen 3405 falcon and I have a question about towing. The unit I have had the "axles flipped" and it sits really high. I'd like to get it back to stock height. I have a 2013 Chevy Silverado 2500 diesel 4x4 crew cab short bed.
Do you know if I'll have a problem with the clearance between the top of the bed rails and the bottom of the trailer overhang? I currently have 8.5 inches of clearance. But I'd like to lower the trailer.
I currently have the pinbox on the lowest adjustment. Ideally,I'd lower the trailer back to stock and move the pinbox up to the middle setting. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

With the 64" width and height of a SxS, your choices are more limited than with bikes/quads. Cabinets get in the way. I was looking for the same thing. My requirements included walk around queen (not RV queen), captain's chairs, decent capacity tanks, decent cabinet space. In the new RV world that limited me to some 5th wheels in the 32' range as the smallest trailer, no garage. Most bumper pulls had RV queens and that was a show stopper. I looked at used, because of $$, and ended up with a 2006 Ragen 3405 - which is about 35 long. It has more space than I need, but I found very few used TH in the 32' range. You might be able to find something in the 30' range but might have to compromise on storage space, counter space, kitchen area, etc. It looked like the Ragen 3005 might fit the 1000 4seater with about 1/2" to spare to the first cabinet, but for me the 3005 was a little too cramped when all setup.

I currently have an 800S 2-seater - so no issues at all with lots of space front and back after strapping it down in the 3405 Ragen. Actually has about 14' to first cabinet, then another 4 feet before it runs out of cargo space - but there is an overhead cabinet that might get in the way near the front.

It would be the 2015,1000XP

Which 4-seater? The 900XP 4-seater is taller in height and shorter in length than the 1000XP 4-seater. Accessories such as front and rear bumpers will add to the length. Aftermarket cages are most likely shorter than stock cage.

2014 models (L x W x H):
800 4 seater 130 x 60.5 x 75 in
900XP 4 seater 134.4" x 64" x 77"
1000XP 4 seater 146" x 64" x 73.75"

2015
1000XP 4 seater 146" x 64" x 73.75"

We have one slide in our attitude and it takes up some room when in. I would be worried about 2 slides. Just as long as you can place your front wheels in the slide cut out you should be ok on that. We went with one slide and captains chairs on the other side and that makes plenty of room.

Here is the one we are considering for our upgrade, the 32iBG with slides. Has 16' of toy space, plenty for the 4 seater and possibly a quad or two as well.

Attitude Wide Lite

Kinda depends on whether you want one with a separate garage or not. If not check out the Attitude models, they have 5th wheel and bumper pulls that will handle the 4 seaters. I've been looking hard at the 28 and 32' 5th wheels.

Dwight