Best bumper pull toy hauler

[Gerry R]

I am on my second toy hauler which has done quite well but it is only 21 ft. and we are thinking of updating to one with a metal frame, ours is wood, and figured one between 24 and 28 ft. would be about right. It would need at least a 30 gallon fueling station and a 4k generator. We don't dry camp a lot but 75 gallon fresh water would be nice. We are thinking something between 1 and 5 years old. Any help is appreciated.

 

[steveblonde]

pretty much all bumper pull toy haulers are going to be the same regardless of brand - there is only so much you can do with them given the size limitations  - once you get into the large 5th wheels it changes ALOT by brands and price
cheers

 

[Gerry R]

Steve, thanks for getting back. I pretty much have to stick with a bumper pull because I have two side by side machines I often take so one goes in the truck bed with the other in my toy hauler. I find that quality wise there is a difference such as cabinets and fit and finish but also insulation and many use 15 inch tires but some upgrade to 16inch and I could go on but what I'm looking for is what do people own and how have their rigs worked out for them.

 

[steveblonde]

biggest problem is there are not a lot of bumper pull toy haulers Torque and Raptors etc are pretty much all the same there are just a lot more 5th wheel toy haulers so there are more options -,but some do come with 17 ft garages not sure if that long enough for  your 2 side by sides. i have seen 1 18.5 ft garage too but cant remember the brand

 

[Derby6]

Like I said in your other, similar thread, I love my Desert Fox.
http://www.rvforum.net/SMF_forum/index.php/topic,92208.0.html

100 Gallon Fresh water
pretty sure fuel station is 28 Gallon.
Genny--I can't recall 3, 3.5, or 4K??

 

[Drewd]

We really like the features and layouts of the Stryker toyhaulers.  http://cruiserrv.com/products-2015/stryker-toy-hauler/features-and-standards