Leaving OHV in the Toy Hauler

[BoondockingBakers]

I am new to this site and have a question. We just purchased a new Fuzion 300 Toy Hauler and a Polaris RZR. In the loading instructions for the trailer we understand that the trailer must be hitched to the TV prior to loading or unloading the RZR. My question is, once it's loaded is it O.K. to have the RZR in the Toy Hauler without the trailer being hitched to the TV? We were hoping to store the RZR in the garage of the Toy Hauler. Any help would be appreciated. If it helps, the tongue weight of the trailer is about 1300 lbs and the weight of the RZR is about 1100 lbs.

[SAD]

I have loaded and unloaded my 5th wheel toyhauler (Weekend Warrior 3505) both hooked and unhooked from the truck.

Riding a 650 lb quad up the ramp - or loading a 2200 lb car - had ZERO lift on the front end of an RV that heavy.

We also stored our ATVs in the RV for extended periods of time without issue.

[BoondockingBakers]

Originally Posted by SAD

I have loaded and unloaded my 5th wheel toyhauler (Weekend Warrior 3505) both hooked and unhooked from the truck.

Riding a 650 lb quad up the ramp - or loading a 2200 lb car - had ZERO lift on the front end of an RV that heavy.

We also stored our ATVs in the RV for extended periods of time without issue.

Thank you SAD. I really appreciate the information.

[randy69]

I Store 3 quads and 2 dirt bikes and all the other stuff plus gen gas and 110 gals water just in case of a emergency. I open the side doors to let it air out weekly.

[BoondockingBakers]

Thank you Randy.

[rnkburg]

Seems to me that if the rear stabilizer jacks are down, the wheels are chocked, then it won't go anywhere.

That's just my opinion though.

[randy69]

Thank you

[Whitehouse]

I always loosen the tie downs when storing them in the TH. side vents open to.

[randy69]

Side vents work better on the road. I'm pretty filled up. And for the tie downs. I always have to snug them up again before I go.