Heartland Edge 386 Toyhauler

Hauler.     Heartland Edge 386

Congrats on the new mobile hotel.

Very nice Congrats Bush

Nice trade up. We just went to the Louisville RV show yesterday. Only saw small to very large toy haulers there. Nothing in the middle.

Looks like a very nice place for friends to stay when they come to visit!!

Awesome, I know you 3 will enjoy it!

u guys looken good, so does the new camper

Man, that's sharp! I've been looking hard at toy haulers for a while, but the wife doesn't have the same desire for one that I have...buy it locally?

Ontrack wrote:

Man, that's sharp! I've been looking hard at toy haulers for a while, but the wife doesn't have the same desire for one that I have...buy it locally?

http://www.rv007.com/

cheapest place i could find in the country.they have 100+ on the lot to look at all the floor plans.

some inside pics. forgot to take any in the garage and half bath

Nice

We're staying with you guys

Just so you know .... We don't expect the continental breakfast but the little soaps and shampoos are a nice touch!!

Come on up. You can stay in the camper and we can ride spearhead trails

bush wrote:

Come on up.  You can stay in the camper and we can ride spearhead trails

Might be a good time to break in XPT before the April ride.

I'm very familiar with the dealer website, as well as that exact model you bought. Top of the line! My problem, other than the wife, is my gas 2500 single rear wheel truck is rated just shy of 15,000 lbs., and those things are heavy!

I don't really worry about total weight of the trailer but I was worried about the pin weight. 3400lb but the truck handled it fine. 65mph up fancy gap on I77 and had to get out of it. You would definitely need at least a 3500 single rear wheel for one this heavy.

bush wrote:

I don't really worry about total weight of the trailer but I was worried about the pin weight. 3400lb but the truck handled it fine.   65mph up fancy gap on I77 and had to get out of it.   You would definitely need at least a 3500 single rear wheel for one this heavy.

Yeah, I definitely won't be able to go that big, if she lets me go at all...Sure is a nice one though!

bush wrote:

I don't really worry about total weight of the trailer but I was worried about the pin weight. 3400lb but the truck handled it fine.   65mph up fancy gap on I77 and had to get out of it.   You would definitely need at least a 3500 single rear wheel for one this heavy.

Or a real truck, like say F250 with a 6.7L

RZR_Joe wrote:

bush wrote:

I don't really worry about total weight of the trailer but I was worried about the pin weight. 3400lb but the truck handled it fine.   65mph up fancy gap on I77 and had to get out of it.   You would definitely need at least a 3500 single rear wheel for one this heavy.

Or a real truck, like say F250 with a 6.7L

Lol! Believe me, that was my first choice, but no Ford dealers would give me a deal. I traded a loaded 2015 F150 Crew Cab Platinum with 13K miles. It had too many bells and whistles that I didn't use or need, and the dealers didn't want. I stopped in at the Chevy dealer just to look around, and they had a 2016 2500, extended cab leather, nav, with extras marked down to $40K ($12K+ off of sticker). And they wanted my truck enough to make me the deal that I had to have, so I drove theirs away. I don't regret it...much.

Nice rig Bush should look good headed to Moab in 2018

Sweet looks awesome,should be fun pulling down the gravel rode to the campground

justlill wrote:

Sweet looks awesome,should be fun pulling down the gravel rode to the campground

The road to the campground is a super highway compared to the road to my house and my half a mile long drive way.

bush wrote:

justlill wrote:

Sweet looks awesome,should be fun pulling down the gravel rode to the campground

The road to the campground is a super highway compared to the road to my house and my half a mile long drive way.

I'm just a wuss,little 24 foot car trailer,never like meeting another trailer on that road