New Toy Hauler

Got tired of the wife complaining about the lack of space in the old one, found a new leftover 2018 up the road in Oklahoma. KZ 301THR. 7600lbs empty.



Truck pulls it great.

Looks nice, good luck with it. Will this get towed to Colorado? I have seen many a toy hauler but never went in one. Is there a wall with a door that separates the vehicle area from the living space?
7600 empty, you have plenty of truck to tow that with your toys.

Off the subject, but a nice looking early Fairlane in the background. Nice looking trailer too.

We will take it up there eventually. Taking it to the Ozarks in Arkansas over Easter weekend for some riding.
No wall seperating the toys in this one, some models do have that, but they comprimise space.

I'll post some pics once I get the RZR in it so you have a better idea.

Few feet longer and about 1600lbs heaver than the last one, but it tows better, if that makes sense. Seems to have better balance.

You will just have to get more weight up in the front when you load your ATV's. When I had my diesel, a friend asked if I could tow his BobCat as his truck was down. He loaded his extra bucket up front near the hitch and had the BobCat passed the tires and almost to the rear. I couldn't drive over 50 as it was so unbalanced I was worried it would flip over. It was my fault, I watched him loaded and suggested he put the extra bucket on the rear. I should have insisted and not suggested.

Is there a generator up front? It looks like a screen in the picture where the storage on the drivers side.

Its fitted for a generator, but I didn't get it. I have a portable generator I can use when needed. Has a 30gal fueling station in it though.

Tongue weight on this one empty is 1440. They set them up heavy up front anticipating the load in the garage. Fresh water tanks are in front of the axles too.

Bought a new Husky Centerline TS hitch at the same time. I need to make some final adjustments to it, but its close now. Need to adjust the angle on it and lower it down some. A bit high in the front as is.

Hauled it back from McAlester OK in a steady 40mph crosswind for 150 miles, stayed steady as a rock. No sway with that hitch.

Added these steps also. Morryde steps, fold up into the door frame, and goes all the way to the ground when deployed. Solid as a rock. Makes getting in and out of it way better.

Very nice steps. I can't tell you how often I have pinched my hands with the steps I have.
My fresh water is up front, but my black and grey tanks are just behind the axels.

I replaced my stock hitch with a Curt. It was rated for a higher weight and the pin in my OEM hitch was getting out of round.
This is exactly how UPS delivered the new hitch. They wouldn't take it back, said I should call the company. Lucky for me customer service was excellent.

Almost skipped over this thread thinking it was an older one!

Nice trailer Pup, you're like a used car lot the last couple of years.

Can't wait to see the new upgraded TwinTurbo all electric pulseMaster 3.1416 RZR!

Nice looking toy hauler. We went to the international sportman's expo yesterday and I can't believe how wide and big side by sides are these days. It must be tricky to fit some of them in toy haulers.

Diesel Dan wrote:

Almost skipped over this thread thinking it was an older one!

Nice trailer Pup, you're like a used car lot the last couple of years.

Can't wait to see the new upgraded TwinTurbo all electric pulseMaster 3.1416 RZR!

He does seem to be trading in and upgrading more often than I change oil the last few years.

That is a nice looking trailer.