Hey! Toy hauler manufacturers, looks like you have a market of at least two.
We are just beginning our search. Have had motorhomes (Class C and Class A) for the last 25+ years. We spent a large portion of yesterday at a couple different very large RV dealerships looking around. Very interesting what the 5'r and bumper pull market demands.
I want quality construction. I don't care about fancy. I would like to not be too limited about campground choices.
Small and fairly heavy is fine. A living room slide (not galley/kitchen) please.
It was a tag trailer about 26' overall length with 22x8.5 body. Mine was 7500 lbs dry with a 11,400 lbs GTWR. Dual 75 gal fresh, 50 gal gray and black, 10 gal hot, 40 gal fuel, 5500w Onan, 50A service
Bedlam wrote: My 2006 Weekend Warrior FB2200 had a driver side slide that contained a jack knife sofa. Mine was an open floor plan that still gave me over 15' of convertible garage space.
My 2006 Weekend Warrior FB2200 had a driver side slide that contained a jack knife sofa. Mine was an open floor plan that still gave me over 15' of convertible garage space.
I never looked at travel trailers, but about the shortest 5th wheel toyhauler we found with a slide, was about 30'- 35'. They may make shorter ones, but we never found one that appealed to us.
fj12ryder wrote: I guess that bedroom slide qualifies as a slide, but I thought the OP was talking about a living room area slide. Which was why I was really skeptical about finding one.
I guess that bedroom slide qualifies as a slide, but I thought the OP was talking about a living room area slide. Which was why I was really skeptical about finding one.
Wow, a slide in a sub-25' toyhauler. That could be really tough. We looked at toyhaulers for quite some time and had trouble finding any 5th wheel toyhaulers shorter than 35', with slides.
