We came across this model when doing an online search.  The floor plan looks like what we are after.  But there are none closer to us than about 600 miles.  We live near Dayton Ohio and are looking for someone who had this model maybe within 150 miles willing to let us come look at it--to get a feel for the layout and size.  Hard to tell from pictures and floor plans.  Thanks. ... View more

Hoping some of the collective knowledge here might be able to help me out. I had been looking at a toy hauler travel trailer several years back that was just about perfect for my needs. However, life got busy and a trailer purchase had to be put on the back burner. It had a passenger side rear half garage that was also a bunkroom with 2 beds that could be lowered down from the ceiling. The bathroom was on the other side, which also had a driver side door. The ramp was a full size ramp that could still be used as a patio and there was an outside bar space right behind the bathroom side. And it was just under 35 feet long. I think it was a Forest River or maybe a Keystone Outback. I suspect it's probably been discontinued, but wanted to make sure. It would have been perfect for my family, with beds for all of us and just enough space for my motorcycle. Thanks all. ... View more

I’m one of those guys who looks at Craigslist every day to see what my neighbors are selling. This Trailer Toad was listed and caught my attention. So I quickly did some research online about it and bought it. I have an older truck in excellent condition that I’ve owned since new. It has a factory 12k trailer capacity rating. The new toy hauler I just purchased, stuffed with all my stuff and water, weighs in at 12k. Which is also the gvwr of the trailer. When I towed the trailer on short local trips, I didn’t carry much water and was very selective of items I put in the front of the trailer to keep tongue weight to a minimum. The tongue weight was 1,350 then. Even with my rear air bags and an Equalizer WD hitch, you really felt the weight. In fact, I think you could feel driving over a bug in the road. She handled well and braked well, but the ride sucked. Enter the Trailer Toad. It is rated for 4,000 lbs of tongue weight and 25,000 lbs of trailer weight. I just completed an 1,850 mile trip up the California coast to Coos Bay, Oregon to the dunes. I had the trailer fully loaded with 8 days of clothes, tons of food and 150 gallons of fresh water. I was able to put 1,770 lbs of weight onto the tongue. With the Toad, there is ZERO tongue weight on the tow rig. The toad takes it all. The tow rig just has to pull and stop. This allows you to have maximum available bed capacity on the tow rig to carry more stuff. It also allows you to have a much better ride. No need for 80 psi in the tow vehicles tires and my air bags were at minimum, making a very comfortable ride. In fact, droning along the highway, it’s easy to forget the 33’ of trailer behind me…. The Toad has its own suspension, so when it hits a bump, the trailer is not trying to rip the receiver off the tow rig. The tires of the Toad and the table top swivel on a vertically mounted hub. So when you are driving around, the Toad turns also, which allows the trailer to turn less on its hitch. When backing up, there are two pins that drop down on the Toad which locks it in place. The Toad has twin shocks on the vertically mounted hub, which control sway. The way the trailer handles and turns is different than without the Toad. It’s hard to explain. It’s just different the way the trailer pulls through a corner. It’s something that you just get used to after about 5 minutes of driving with it. Similar to the first time you pull a trailer, you learn quick how to control your load. I am not affiliated in any way with this company. I’m very happy with my purchase. I think anyone who doesn’t have a 1 ton duallie for a tow rig could benefit from this device if they are pulling a large, heavy trailer. ... View more

Here is Complete List of Toy Haulers. If you find a toy hauler not list or that has been dropped please let me know. Thank you to all the members for the updates and links. (10/11/2015) Toy Hauler Trailer & Fifth Wheel Models --Independent RV Manufacturers Arizona Dune Sport: Firestorm Carson Trailer: Fun Runner, Rebel, Titan Echo RV: Bandit Hauler Eclipse RV: Attitude, Stellar, Iconic EverGreen Amped, Reactor & Tesla Extreme Warrior Wide Boyd, Superlite, Flagship 5th, Extra-Lite and Luxury 5th (Mark Warmoth's Co.) Genesis Supreme RV: Toy Hauler (formerly MPV/ThorCA) Grand Design RV: Momentum Gulf Stream RV: Track & Trail and Wide Open Lance Toy Haulers Livin' Lite RV: QuickSilver VRV, Axxess and Polaris Mirage: Balboa New Horizon: MotoMover Northwood RV: Desert Fox Pacific Coachworks Blaze'n, Powerlite, Rage'n and Sandsport Play-Mor RV: Sport LX Riverside RV: 826 and 827 Toy Hauler The RV Factory: Weekend Warrior (not affiliated with Mark Warmoth) Winnebago Industries: Scorpion & Spyder --Forest River Inc. Flagstaff & Rockwood RV: Sports (front deck popup) Coachmen RV: Freedom Express Forest River RV Brand: Cherokee Grey Wolf, Wolf Pack & Wolf Pup. Sandstorm, Shockwave, Stealth & Vengence Work and Play & W&P Catalyst, XLR Hyperlite, Nitro & Thunderbolt Palomino: Columbus, Pump and Revelation Prime Time RV: Crusader Lite and Spartan --Jayco RV Highland Ridge RV: Highlander (part of the Jayco family) Jayco RV: Octane Super Lite, Octane, Seismic Wave and Seismic Starcraft: AR-One & AR-One Maxx --Thor Industries Cruiser RV: Stryker CrossRoads RV: Altitude, Elevation & Z-1 DRV Luxury Suite: Full House Dutchmen RV: Razorback, Rubicon & Voltage Heartland RV: Cyclone, Road Warrior, Edge & Torque Keystone RV: Carbon, Cougar, Impact, Outback, Fuzion & Raptor KZ RV: MXT, Spree, Sportsmen & Venom Outlaw Toy Hauler Motorhome: Class A and Class C Outlaws Venture RV: SportTrek ... View more

Does anyone have the plumbing schematics for a 2008 Weekend Warrior FS2500?  We cannot seem to get the black tank to empty. We also have a leak somewhere and need to trace lines to find it. We found our pump, but our previous camper was much newer and we have no idea how to winterize this one. Google is less than helpful.  ... View more

Looking to purchase a toy hauler but need more garage space than I have been able to find. Not very familiar with all the different brands. Can someone give me some ideas of what company offers a larger garage area? Tow vehicle is new Ford dually so "size doesn't matter"... ... View more

Looking to get a toyhauler and looking at a 08 weekend warrior superlite 2300.   wondering if too heavy?  Thoghts? ... View more

As a wheelchair user I am interested in finding Toy Haulers with a lower ground clearance so that the ramp is not so steep. Where can I find this type of spec? ... View more

I need to buy "all the things!" I have little 4 cylinder minivan and CRV, so will be selling my minivan to purchase some type of truck. I have dreams of taking mountain bikes, kayaks, and ATVs, and just living a nomad life for several months a year. Job is 100% remote, but requires a large-ish desk (2 large monitors), and will need to get a good internet provider (likely satellite). But for a 5th wheel/toy hauler, I have NO concept of the type of truck I will need. When I look at new Ford Superduties, the price has me gnashing my teeth. 1) What are your recommendations for a reliable used truck for hauling a 5th wheel/toy hauler over mountain passes, through death valley, etc. Last thing I want is to over heat/break down/lose breaks, etc. I am not very mechanically inclined, but willing to learn. 2) Are there any brands of 5th wheels/toy haulers I should avoid due to quality issues, or finding mechanics and/or parts issues? ... View more

So I'm on the market for a travel trailer-toy hauler. I'm looking for suggestions on which models to consider. Use: I would like to be able to tow one quad (2012 Yamaha Grizzly 700). The quad weighs 648lb. It is 6.78ft long and 46.5in wide. The ability to tow an additional dirt bike or quad would be nice but probably unrealistic. I would be using it in two different ways. I have 10 acres in the forest in Michigan. No utilities available on my land (although I do have an outhouse and plan to have a well installed at some point in the near future). The drive to get there from where I live is 4.5 hours long. I would also be using it for my job because I travel for work. I'm a travel Respiratory Therapist (same as a travel nurse type of gig). Every so many months I drive to a new town and work at various hospitals. I've ben renting apartments up to this point but I have met several travelers at work who use travel trailers. This is what I also plan to do with the travel trailer/toy hauler to save $ on rent. I do not want to push the limits of my towing capacity but I want the largest that my vehicle can comfortably tow. Tow vehicle: 2019 Silverado 1500 LT Z71, double cab, 5.3L (L84 w/DFM), 8 speed auto trans, 4wd, Rear Axle 3.23, basic Z82 trailering package (not max tow package).GVWR is 7000lb, GCWR 15,000, GAWR RR is 3800, GAWR FR is 3800, max payload is 1826, max tongue wt is 970, curb weight is 5174, conventional trailer weight rating is 9700 (80% rule of thumb would be 7760). Just as an example of what i've been considering: Cherokee Grey Wolf 18RR, 22RR, Wildwood FSX 210RT, Jayco Jay Flight 125TH, 265TH. I'm not limited to these models and what I want to hear are your suggestions on models from any manufacturer. Thanks! ... View more