WTB Best small four season toy hauler

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ddozier234

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I'm new to Rv'ing. I would like a small toy hauler for my first trailer. I am looking for advise on a bumper pull for my Chevy Silverado 1500. I'm originally from NJ, but live in Florida now and travel for work. I may end up in any extreme 120 in Arizona or 12 in NJ in winter. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I will be living in the trailer up to 4 months at a time while working. Hotels have lost there luster.
 
I'm not sure there is such a thing as a '4 season Toy hauler'.

and most bumper pull toy haulers are primarily designed to carry a vehicle,  comfort is secondary in the design.

But as you can see in this pic there are always other ways to do something.... :).

 

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It's hard to find a toy hauler that is small enough for a 1500 to pull.
Do you really need a toy hauler? A regular TT would work for most.

Four season is a myth too. You can stay in extreme weather but it takes extra preparations.

I really get that hotels lose the charm after a few days. I'm on my 15th month this work trip.
 
glen54737 said:
It's hard to find a toy hauler that is small enough for a 1500 to pull.
Do you really need a toy hauler? A regular TT would work for most.

Four season is a myth too. You can stay in extreme weather but it takes extra preparations.

I really get that hotels lose the charm after a few days. I'm on my 15th month this work trip.
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Agreed 100%


I have a friend that had an "Attitude " bumper pull toy hauler which was about 28 ft traded his Tundra for a Ram 2500 Cummins a 1500 is way too small
 
What comments did you friend have to say about his toy hauler?

I'm leaning in that direction for full timing.  Don't want a fiver, don't want to struggle to get my M/C into the bed of a truck.
 
The Attitude is quite well built but very industrial interior no creature comforts no slide outs and in my opinion his particular layout was not to my liking. I believe its made by Northwoods which makes Artic Fox solid product very heavy not 1/2 friendly lol he now has a Dodge Ram 2013? Cummins 2500
 
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