Thread: New 2007 Tundra

This is a 10000lb toyhauler I brought to our store yesterday as part of a cross-marketing deal I am working on with a local RV dealer.

The Tundra pulled it like a champ, having no trouble at all maintaining 75mph.

Pretty good for a half-ton.

Originally Posted by phobiaphobe

This is a 10000lb toyhauler I brought to our store yesterday as part of a cross-marketing deal I am working on with a local RV dealer.

The Tundra pulled it like a champ, having no trouble at all maintaining 75mph.

Pretty good for a half-ton.

You're bringing that chit to Grattan aren't you?!?

I wish.

that toy hauler should not weigh no 10k lbs empty

Pretty close to it. About 9600 dry.

wow whats the tag on that bad boy? is it one of them where you have to take the cargo out the back to sleep in it? that is the only thing that turns me off on the toy haulers

Originally Posted by quick26

wow whats the tag on that bad boy? is it one of them where you have to take the cargo out the back to sleep in it? that is the only thing that turns me off on the toy haulers

I didn't ask the price but I would guess somewhere near 50 grand.

It's actually really cool.. the garage is separated from the living quarters but with a bunkbed over top of it. I'll take some pics of the inside later today.

cool. i want to get one and that is what i need, something that is petitioned off

i have a goose neck hook up, there is no way i am buing a $700 hitch when i can get the 5th wheel to goose neck adapter

Tundras are for wussies.

Spoken like a true redneck...

more like someone who knows trucks

Originally Posted by quick26

cool. i want to get one and that is what i need, something that is petitioned off

Say what?

Originally Posted by figment

I'd be careful doing that, the pin weight on that (light) toyhauler is going to be around 1000 lbs. Thats why they make 5th wheels. Notice how the tow vehicle pictured is squatted down by the weight of the trailer. You need the weight transfer to stabilize the TV, but you also need the brakes and suspension on the TV to handle the combined gross load.

i have a f350 with a goose neck already in it that is why i would want the adapter. the adapters are rated from 2k lbs on up to 6k lbs for pin weight and a total weight of 20- 30k lbs. i need to find some people who have use the adapters and see how well they hold up

Originally Posted by ND4SPD

Say what?

most of the toy haulers just have one big open area, and in order to sleep in the average toy hauler you have to leave your toys out side. me, i like to leave my stuff locked up and tucked in at night, and that particular trailer according to phobe, you can leave your toys in it because it has a blocked off cargo area

Originally Posted by quick26

most of the toy haulers just have one big open area, and in order to sleep in the average toy hauler you have to leave your toys out side. me, i like to leave my stuff locked up and tucked in at night, and that particular trailer according to phobe, you can leave your toys in it because it has a blocked off cargo area

Yeah, I know what you meant - look at what you wrote.

He meant partition.

my redneck ed-u-macation must of kicked in on that one

That's quite all right...
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