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Vinsil wrote:
Yep I got told so many times...it will fit!

One thing I can say....one of the things that drive me back to a TC was this RZR. I either had to go with a 35' fifth wheel or a 33-38' bumper pull toyhauler to fit this RZR in. I don't know about you but the prospect of not fitting anywhere but the larger dune camp grounds wasn't appealing. We don't take the RZR with us all the time and my budget didn't allow both. If you can swing both do it! That is a lot of trailer to drag around.

The ''both option'' is in discussion big time. I measured we can add the toy hauler and still park everything. The TC fits great on the driveway in front of the garage. The trailers in the side yard. We certainly like the TC for the quick weekends to the small Oregon Coast State campgrounds. But for longer trips like our yearly Utah trip the appeal of more living space and real inside chairs appeals big time. Lots and lots of thinking to do.......

Yep I got told so many times...it will fit!

One thing I can say....one of the things that drive me back to a TC was this RZR. I either had to go with a 35' fifth wheel or a 33-38' bumper pull toyhauler to fit this RZR in. I don't know about you but the prospect of not fitting anywhere but the larger dune camp grounds wasn't appealing. We don't take the RZR with us all the time and my budget didn't allow both. If you can swing both do it! That is a lot of trailer to drag around.

Agree. Tape measure visit is needed. LOL.

2BLAZERS wrote:
The one we looked at last night has a full arctic package. I do not want a 5th wheel style as the garage does not get any bigger and you lose the truck bed to haul a quad.

Every FW garage style model we've seen would require turning a quad sideways and not allow for a large 4 seater in the garage at the same time. A 4 seater RZR is just over 12 feet long. Saddly the big FW open toy haulers with 30 feet of parking are all now pretty much gone and old.

Hence I want the truck bed free.

Attitude makes a open fifth wheel if that works for you. 20+ feet of garage.

2BLAZERS wrote:

Vinsil wrote:
Before coming to the TC side, we had toyhaulers. We almost went with another and looked at all the brands. I'm personally not a Forest River fan. The quality is not the best for the money IMHO. Is your RZR a two seater? If not, the model your looking at won't swallow a new xp4 1000. If not, it will fit a two seater though.


I liked the Desert Fox much better and if you have a little more to spend, Evergreen Amped makes a nice bumper pull. I liked the z frame for all the storage, they use marine grade plywood in the flooring and you carry 174 gallons of water too, which is nice. Build quality on both was better than any of the Forest River brands....

They claim they will swallow a 4 seater RZR 1000 turbo. It is a big wide open area 16' long before you hit anything.

If it's the same model we looked at (we have a xp4 1000) if the space goes into the kitchen, measure it. You will need 65" to fit and if I remember correctly, the kitchen was too narrow. Don't believe anything a sales person tells you, take a tape measure with you! I did and was shocked at how many would not fit.

Desert Fox has a model that works, my co worker has it and my 1000 fits. It is a 27sb I believe. It was the one we were going to buy, that or the Amped.

I don't think you have seen these:

http://forestriverinc.com/product-details.aspx?LineID=166&Image=5096
https://www.milltrailers.com/enclosed/living_quarters.asp
http://www.fthr.com/products/recreational-trailers/toy-hauler
http://www.intechtrailers.com/index.php *Custom LQ based on request

The one we looked at last night has a full arctic package. I do not want a 5th wheel style as the garage does not get any bigger and you lose the truck bed to haul a quad.

Every FW garage style model we've seen would require turning a quad sideways and not allow for a large 4 seater in the garage at the same time. A 4 seater RZR is just over 12 feet long. Saddly the big FW open toy haulers with 30 feet of parking are all now pretty much gone and old.

Hence I want the truck bed free.

We had a Weekend Warrior (original company) prior to our Arctic Fox. It had tremendous capacities for water, fuel and electric, but was not insulated well. This is something you will have to watch closely on the TH you choose since many are manufactured in the sunbelt where wet weather and cold temperatures are foreign to them.

We liked the car haulers that had living quarters up front (yes, they also offer slides). You will see a similar layout to the TC's in these models. I would suggest a FW model over a bumper pull. Just get one with a garage that holds both your toys and can double as your daughter's bedroom. If heading somewhere that takes more than a day to arrive, she can still sleep on the dinette bed in the LQ.

And the biggest Desert Fox only has 11.5 feet before you hit the oven/kitchen.

Vinsil wrote:
Before coming to the TC side, we had toyhaulers. We almost went with another and looked at all the brands. I'm personally not a Forest River fan. The quality is not the best for the money IMHO. Is your RZR a two seater? If not, the model your looking at won't swallow a new xp4 1000. If not, it will fit a two seater though.


I liked the Desert Fox much better and if you have a little more to spend, Evergreen Amped makes a nice bumper pull. I liked the z frame for all the storage, they use marine grade plywood in the flooring and you carry 174 gallons of water too, which is nice. Build quality on both was better than any of the Forest River brands....

They claim they will swallow a 4 seater RZR 1000 turbo. It is a big wide open area 16' long before you hit anything.