Swivel-Wheel Trailer behind 5th wheel

[Doc Dyna]

In the process of buying a new 40' 5th wheel. Preparing to become a full-timer and will travel the USA. I want to take at least my trike with me. I have invstigated doing the triple tow route but length and state laws can be a issue. I found this Swivel wheel trailer that hooks onto the rear of 5th wheel and is 58" wide and can hold 1200lbs. Has anyone done this or has any experiance doing this?
Looking for advice up front, before buying.
Thanks

 

[champsman97045]

personal preference would be a "toy hauler" model and have less tail swing and better safety , it's worth the look on your part

 

[oleman69]

There's a Sunny Brook 391 toyhauler '06 for $30,500 just down the road from me

 

[Blondie Gal]

In the process of buying a new 40' 5th wheel. Preparing to become a full-timer and will travel the USA. I want to take at least my trike with me. I have invstigated doing the triple tow route but length and state laws can be a issue. I found this Swivel wheel trailer that hooks onto the rear of 5th wheel and is 58" wide and can hold 1200lbs. Has anyone done this or has any experiance doing this?
Looking for advice up front, before buying.
Thanks

Doc, check out katfish's toy hauler for sale under 'Other Stuff for Sale' - they've recently sold their trike and are looking for just a regular RV - might make you a good price!

 

[Doc Dyna]

Thanks for the suggestions and the PM's. So far I have been to 5 different RV dealers, and just can't convince myself to go the ToyHauler route. The only one I like is the big XLR unit. After Richards PM and my follow-up reading, I think the 8' Idaho-tote hooked to the rear of a 40' Montana FL unit, would work pretty well. I can haul both custom trike and Ultra at the same time. I probably will fab up a cover for some protection from the elements.
Thanks to all.

 

[Rev Ray]

I have a 40ft toy hauler with 2 slide outs,been used very little.has all the
bells & plenty of living space.phone #817-692-1119.
$27000 Ray & Georgia

 

[ghellums]

My brother-in-law used a swivel-wheel trailer behind his motor home to haul his Goldwing. He only used it one trip (about 6,000 miles) before he got rid of it. Said it was far more trouble than it was worth. Now he uses a standard motorcycle trailer with no trouble.

 

[Venture 1]

I rode out to Montana to look at the Idaho Tote , and
there was no way I would have been able to get my goldwing trike
on it comfortably. And one other thing it was a very high priced unit.