2004 Unknown Unknown
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Bob walks the 2004 Unknown Unknown — a Dude RV archive Flashback. Fast, funny, historical — not a shopping listing.
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This Family Friendly Bumper Pull Toy Hauler Sleeps 8! 2004 Outback Kargoroo 28RKS Catching fish, hiking, exploring and discovering wonderful new things while creating wonderful memories that will last a lifetime is just what Your family has been wanting! You have made them wait to have tons of fun and adventure for way too long, dont make them wait until it is too late! Imagine the fun everyone will have camped out by a quiet lake or peaceful stream! With sleeping for up to 8 people and super cold A.C. your family will truly enjoy many exciting and wonderful times with your toys together! Thanks to the side load cargo door/ramp and 1000 pounds of cargo capacity you can haul all of your toys with ease! Holding tanks for fresh and waste water, two way power appliances and a 12 volt power supply means you are fully self contained and can set up camp way off grid in the most exciting of places! Just imagine how great it will be to set up camp out in the wilds where you can watch the stars and tell scary ghost stories! No longer will you have to wait in line for a dirty public facility! Now that you have your very own full bath late night trips to the public facilities or out into the bushes are a thing of the past! You will truly enjoy creating fantastic and wholesome meals for your family to share while sitting around the campfire thanks to having two kitchens, one in and one out.
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Specs at a glance
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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.