2017 Unknown Unknown
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Bob walks the 2017 Unknown Unknown — a Dude RV archive Flashback. Fast, funny, historical — not a shopping listing.
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Are ready to get dirty? Stop procrastinating and just do it! No need to run out and buy a bigger truck unless you just want to with this very cool bumper pull toy hauler! Weighing in at just under 8K lbs you can pull this one with just about any half ton pickup truck! With sleeping for about six people your buddies can get in on all of the fun too! Take your toy way out in the back of beyond and do some serious boondocking and dry camping as you are now fully self contained with holding tanks for fresh/waste water, two way power appliances and a 12 volt power supply! You can now get on the road to fun and adventure in true style and class! Thanks to having a full bath with an on-board shower you will camp in clean comfort no matter how much dirty fun you have! Just imagine sitting fire side next to a remote mountain stream with the stars shinning and the water babbling on the rocks while you feast on great food prepared in your full kitchen! No need to sit out in the mud now that you have an elevated patio deck that is complete with a unique folding mesh fence that is perfect to keep Fido right where you want him! Now is your time for fun, Excitement, travel and adventure! You really Dont want to wait! Tomorrow never comes and you can never turn back The clock! Your new life of adventure and fun is just waiting for you right here in this bumper pull toy hauler! Adventure and fun have called you out to play! at , and lets make a DEAL!
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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.