2014 Unknown Unknown
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Here is just the ticket to family fun and real life adventure in the great outdoors! This great big ole 5th wheel toy hauler is just what you need to get out and play while having all of your comforts covered! With sleeping for up to 10 the whole family will camp in comfort and style!Your garage is perfect for hauling your toys and provides an additional living/dinning room as well as a separate bunk room just for the kids or guests! They even have their own half bath so they will not wake you up in the middle of the night!
Dry camping and boondocking with your toys is now done is style and comfort thanks to being fully self contained with holding tanks for fresh/waste water, 12 volt power supply and two way power appliances! A spacious full bath with a roomy hot shower will save you from a late night hike down to the dirty and crowded public facilities! Many wonderful family meals will be created in your stunning full kitchen that features plenty of storage for all of your cooking supplies as well as a big ole residential refrigerator!! Just imagine all of the many great memories that your family will create while traveling and exploring in the great outdoors! Relaxing by a roaring camp fire way out in the woods, spending the day catching lots of big fish from a remote mountain stream or how about telling scary stories and eating smors by the light of your campfire! After all of that fun you will rest in total comfort thanks to the king size bed and three A/C units powered by the Onan generator!
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What to check when buying one used
General used-RV checks for a toy hauler:
- Apply the relevant travel trailer, fifth wheel, or motorhome checks for its underlying RV type.
- Inspect the garage floor, ramp, hinges, cables or springs, and surrounding structure for damage or repairs.
- Verify documented ramp, garage, and tie-down load limits for the equipment you intend to carry.
- Have tie-down anchors and their mounting structure inspected for damage or loose attachments.
- Check garage seals, ventilation equipment, and the separation between cargo and living areas.
- If fitted, have the fuel station, generator, associated wiring, and fuel lines inspected by qualified technicians.
- Verify loaded weight distribution and axle limits with cargo aboard; check operation of any movable beds or seating.