custom toy hauler

roadglide · 09-07-2015, 10:56 PM

http://blog.rvtrader.com/2008/01/key...s-best-in.html I started a toy hauler thread on the Harley Davidson forms . Keystone toy hauler with a loaf that one of the members posted.

Desert185 · 09-08-2015, 06:43 AM

I don't know how practical that side loader would be. Running the bike in and out once parked would be a probllem unlike having a rear loader at a pull through site. Of course, that is living space. Even if you waited to load after you pulled out of the site you could have a problem getting a straight shot into the back.

In any case, a rear ramp with a garage seems to be the best configuration.

roadglide · 09-08-2015, 07:57 AM

[QUOTE=Desert185;184276]I don't know how practical that side loader would be. Running the bike in and out once parked would be a probllem unlike having a rear loader at a pull through site. Of course, that is living space. Even if you waited to load after you pulled out of the site you could have a problem getting a straight shot into the back.

In any case, a rear ramp with a garage seems to be the best configuration.[/QUOTE
That was my replay . I have some friends that have to come in at a angle with the side ramp. 8 ft isn't long enough for 103 inch total Ultra length.

Desert185 · 09-08-2015, 08:33 AM

[QUOTE=roadglide;184282]

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Originally Posted by Desert185

I don't know how practical that side loader would be. Running the bike in and out once parked would be a probllem unlike having a rear loader at a pull through site. Of course, that is living space. Even if you waited to load after you pulled out of the site you could have a problem getting a straight shot into the back.

In any case, a rear ramp with a garage seems to be the best configuration.[/QUOTE
That was my replay . I have some friends that have to come in at a angle with the side ramp. 8 ft isn't long enough for 103 inch total Ultra length.

Yep. That's another issue. I have a 10' garage and would like more, but I can deal with 10' garage and don't want to lug around any more weight than the 326SRX already weighs with a 2500, 3500 or dually as a TV.

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