I have a XP1k with front and rear bumpers and I have a little room to spare on my toy hauler. I have an 11' garage on the short side and 13' on the long side. I probably have a good 6" of clearance on the short side. The only thing I hate, which I will be addressing with some mods, is where the D rings are in my Forest River (Work and Play). They are pretty close to being level on each side with the center of the tires which makes tying it down sort of a pain.

 

Every RV is a crap shoot. Good luck with any brand.

 

I measured mine and is 10 ft 3 inches. They tell me the garage is 10 7

 

10-7" is that cutting it as I believe the RZR is 10-3, 10-4? I have a 12 space in my toyhauler and that doesn't leave much space forward & rear...

 

Not every RV is a crap shoot. With inTech I was able to design how I wanted the inside to be laid out. I was able to have my e-track put exactly where I wanted it.

This is the inside as it was being built.

 

I have a enclosed trailer for sale: Easy Pull Trailer

 

Take your RZR with you when you shop. My 2014 800 would fit in several, but I couldn't get out of the rig because of my Pro Armor doors. Cabinets were too close. Length was OK, width not so much. I had to settle for a 28' Winnebago Spyder Toy Hauler that had a nice wide garage area. The 24' was too narrow.

 

Take it with unit at least a tape. Rarely do I see a th garage as big as it actually states it is (mine says 12....in reality it's 11'7" due to 4 season wall and the party deck


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HI Randy,
I just purchased a Forest River Thunderbolt XLR 395AMP 5th wheel.
It has a 14' garage. Nice trailer and comfortable to live in for extended periods.
Forest River brand is a good coach.

 

Thanks for all the help guys.going to look and measure one tomorrow. I will keep you posted

 

We had a 2013 XLR 24xfs that we put our 2014 1000 XP in the only issue is the height for us will you have the bed that raises up-and-down in the back

 

The bottom of the bed height is plenty high enough for our RZ1K. Plus if you want more height the couch/bed will fold down alongside the walls and then it's open up to the bottom of the next bed. That gives you 8.5'+ of clearance. I'm 6'1" and when the couch/bed is folded down I can't touch the bottom of the bottom of the upper bed.
Tons of room in the FR 395amp for the rz and lots of extra gear. Nice deep overhead cabinets too. The garage area is heated and air conditioned.

After pulling this 5th wheel 2K miles I'll never go back to a bumper pull.

 

Bradley the one we looked at does have the bed but if I go this route I will order with out and different interior. Looking at the 27 RR also.i have asked my dealer to call their forest river rep. And see if they can change the floor plan on the 29 to give me more room in the garage.

 

We have a carbon 33 now


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I have a half Ton and don't want to trade

 

A half ton and most toy haulers aren't going to be a good match. Any decent sized bumper pull will have well over 1000lbs tongue weight. I think there r some lightweight aluminum ones on the west coast that might work.


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The tounge weigh on the hyper light is less than 600 lbs

 

That is not going to be your tongue weight once batteries, propane and wd hitch r on there. As well as loading camping gear in the trailer. It will be far more than 600lbs. A cat scale is the only way to know for sure. Good luck


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We pulled the 24hfs with a tundra. It did okay, but in crosswinds or semi's going by you knew it. We did a couple trips to Mack's Pines in AR and one out to Taylor Park CO and decided to go to a 3/4 ton diesel. Just be cautious pulling anything bigger than the 24hfs with a half ton.

 

Thanks a bunch .the RZR will be behind the axles so that will help.we have scales where I work so I can check it.i agree that was just the dry tounge weight.

 

I just looked at the 24hfs...it is very lightweight for sure. What is your payload sticker on the drivers door jam say?

Don't know what truck u have but I used to have a 2013 ram 1500 and my payload was only 1061lbs. Even through truck was "rated" to tow 8500 or so, that hyper lite loaded up for camping with my family in the truck (little wife and 4 and 8 year old kids) I would have been over my truck gvwr. (Sad but true). If you have 1200-1500lbs payload you should be good, but like I said, cat scale is he only way to know for sure.


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