Hauling Your Toys Will Never Be The Same With This Stunning 2015 Elevation Richmond!
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There comes a time when you just need to haul and this 40 ft firth wheel toy hauler will carry it all! Built to meet the most exacting standards of the most picky of campers yet designed with your toy hauling needs in mind! Chock full of everything you could want or need when playing in the dirt with you big buy toys! A true luxury experience for your family of 10! Equipped with an Onan 5500 genny and two super cold A/C units you will stay cool on the hottest of days! Thanks to having holding tanks for fresh and waste water, 12 volt power supply and two way power appliances you are full self contained and can get way out in the boonies with your toys and still have the comforts of home! Staying clean is no problem when you can carry your washer/dryer with you and you have a roomy full shower to rinse off the dirty fun! A full gourmet kitchen insures your gang will never go hungry! Three awnings and a ramp patio combined with an outside sound system insures your partying can go until the sun comes up and it is time to play with the toys again! This heavy duty 5th wheel toy hauling trailer wont last long so Call today to schedule your personal review! What a GREAT DEAL! Adventure, Excitement 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.