What is a toy hauler?

A toy hauler can be a travel trailer, fifth wheel, or even a motorhome possessing all the attributes of each, but with one significant advantage. In the back of the toy hauler you’ll find a garage for your toys plus a huge ramp door to make loading and unloading a breeze. Even if you don’t plan to haul four-wheelers or bikes, many toy hauler fans love the expansive space and the endless possibilities this open space affords.

WHAT TYPES OF HOLDING TANKS ARE ON RV'S?

Your RV is equipped with storage tanks to hold three types of water. First is fresh water used for drinking, cooking, showers and flushing the toilet. A second type is the waste water you used to shower or wash dishes, commonly called gray water. The third, referred to as black water, is the waste water from the toilet. Maintenance of your tanks is essential. You should always empty your tanks at a proper dump station. These can found at most campgrounds, some highway rest stops, and at many other locations including truck stops. To keep your black and gray tanks functioning correctly, we recommend emptying the tanks when they are at least 2/3rds full. The added force of a full tank of water helps to flushaway any solids that might collect in the bottom of your tank reducing holding capacity and fouling tank monitoring sensors. Your fresh water tank should be sanitized regularly following the instructions in your RV’s owner’s manual.

I SEE RV's DESCRIBED AS SELF-CONTAINED. WHAT DOES THAT MEAN?

RVs manufactured by THOR companies are “self-contained” which means they provide the basic necessities needed for several days without external electrical, water, or sewer connections. Frequently this includes toilet facilities, fresh water storage, waste holding tanks, refrigerator, stove, furnace for heat, and 12-volt storage battery. With a self-contained RV you can camp without the need to be plugged in.

What is your adventure type?

Adrenaline Junky

3...2...1… AND YOU’RE OFF. Being the Adrenaline Junky you are, you’re always looking for your next rush of adventure. You like big, fast-paced thrills… anything to get your heart pumping. Because of this, you’ve become a jack of all sports. From skiing on snow or water, to biking through mountains or the desert, you love finding new activities to conquer. You’re not easily satisfied with just one activity, so it is crucial you are able to bring along lots of different “big toys” to keep yourself entertained and ready to roll onto the next adventure.

Adrenaline Junkies, here's what to look for in an RV

Durable, washable flooring
Large garage with ramp for loading toys in and out
Built-in gas tank with hose to easily fill up motorized toys
Large sleep capacity for friends that want to tag along
Easily convertible indoor and outdoor living spaces (ex. outdoor patio and/or kitchen)
Residential fridge to fill up with snacks and beverages to keep you fueled all day
Solar compatible and tech-forward features to help you do what you love for longer
Retractable awnings to keep you cool and shaded

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What is your adventure type?

Adrenaline Junky

Adrenaline Junkies, here's what to look for in an RV

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