I know I'm going to be limited with the 10' garage in our new to us TH, but give me an idea of what I could put in the back. Thanks!

We have our Goldwing in the center, 2 bicycles and a desk with my Ham Radio equipment along one wall, and our NordicTrack exerciser on the other wall. Works for us.

What type of toys are you wanting to haul in the first place?

In our former Work & Play, we could haul two sport quads or a lifted golf cart with no problem. A utility quad was big enough that I could only haul one. But the W&P had those beds on the side which inhibited room.

Y-Guy wrote:What type of toys are you wanting to haul in the first place?Well, the intent of this thread is to not say what I'm planning to haul, rather what I'll be able to haul. However, to answer your question, my initial plans are for a lifted golf cart, a four-wheeler (or quad), bicycles, coolers, any combination of the above that will fit. I'm excited to finally have a TH, but didn't want a big monster. I've put a deposit down on a 2012 Raptor 297se.

Will the Raptor have the three-seasons doors in the garage? They take up a good half a foot of your usable space.

What are you towing in your 10' garage? | Good Sam Community

bluwtrman
Explorer
May 07, 2017
Anyone able to fit a full dresser motorcycle and a golf cart in a 10' garage?
FunnyCamper
Explorer II
Jan 02, 2017
so limited in our 10 ft so we traded for a 16 ft garage loading.
2--10 ft kayaks, golf cart, 1-13.5 ft fishing kayak, boogie boards and surf fish buggie and 2 bikes, making the 2 recliners fit also. tight yea but we ''need'' this stuff, :) :) love our toyhauler to no end :)
NemesisR6
Explorer
Dec 15, 2016
I'm not hauling anything as significant as many of the folks here. Many time just my bike and sometimes another friends when we head to the track.

I'm still working on a solution to utilize the existing L-track to created an adjustable mounting point for my Pit-Bull Trailer Restraint System. Should allow me do ditch any straps that would typically have to be used and be able to distribute the weight as I see fit with little fuss.
johnm1
Explorer
Dec 15, 2016
Looks like we're on of the odd balls as we "only" use it for 4 kayaks, 4 bicycles and 2 coolers. It's so crammed that you can't move around inside until it's unloaded! Not to mention the truck bed if full of other "stuff" as well.
lightning_drive
Explorer
Dec 07, 2016
tmm2good wrote:
lightning driver wrote:
Good thread.
I'm considering a Forest River 385RLTS. Has a 10 ft garage. Has anybody put a Rhino in a 10 ft garage.

Looks like the Rhino is 113 inches long (2015 Rhino 700),So about 9.5 feet. but it is 73 inches high. Should fit, but it would be tight both ways..

Thanks for the stats. Tight is good right? :{)
tmm2good
Explorer
Dec 06, 2016
lightning driver wrote:
Good thread.
I'm considering a Forest River 385RLTS. Has a 10 ft garage. Has anybody put a Rhino in a 10 ft garage.

Looks like the Rhino is 113 inches long (2015 Rhino 700),So about 9.5 feet. but it is 73 inches high. Should fit, but it would be tight both ways..
lightning_drive
Explorer
Dec 05, 2016
Good thread.
I'm considering a Forest River 385RLTS. Has a 10 ft garage. Has anybody put a Rhino in a 10 ft garage.
slapshot12
Explorer
Dec 02, 2016
tmm2good wrote:
We fit a Raptor 350 and a KFX700 with no problem in a ten foot garage (side by side), plus a cooler and litter box.

Thanks!
jdmac1
Explorer
Nov 30, 2016
I have a 2015 Polaris XP1000 in mine. With the front bumper added I have only a inch or so on each side.
JAC1982
Explorer
Nov 28, 2016
Our 9' garage fits our RZR 900S with about 1/2" to spare :)