T.Gamo

I have said before and I will again.

I wish someone would build a toyhualer that is based more on semi parts. Frame, axles, brakes and tires. BUT at a price a blue collar working man can afford.

I understand we use to be a small group. But you see more and more HDT and MDT trucks every day.

Well having something for the masses and having a custom built trailer are two different animules. If you want real quality and exactly what you are after, Space Craft, Forks Continental, or New Horizons will build till your wallet screams. On the other hand DRV, makes a great coach and they just reintroduced their verion of the toy hauler. They will also modify and do some customized design. I dont think Thor is a bad company. Airstream is doing fine, they also made an interesting toy hauler called the Pan America. Lots of options, you just need to pick your poison.

I tried searching for wrknvr on this site to get more info about his ramps, is he on this site or another?

I am experiencing the same problem. I would like to get some ideas on how to build some ramps that not only elevate the vehicle near the headache rack but also slide the vehicle forward towards the front of the truck to gain an extra foot. Maybe we could use the same design.

I'm not sure if they're in business or not. Someone had one at the East Coast HDT Rally a few months ago. He talked like they were still going strong. I don't know anything else about them.

They are still in business, and Joe is actually a nice fellow to talk with, I gave serious consideration to one of those contraptions before I bought my Freightliner, but that dang thing is like 14k, in the end I prefer the truck to the dolly.

I have a similar issue with my setup, I think I will be elevating the rear of the 4runner on ramps to move it forward. Just havent figured out how to do that yet.