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2009 - 44’ Forest River Work and Play Toy Hauler Travel Trailer RV
Toy Hauler is listed as a 44’ interior space. 20’ in the garage and 24’ in the regular living area
Overall length is 46’, height 11’6”, and max legal width at 102”
- Queen bed in the ‘master’ with cabinets and a TV. Sofa folds into bed and table drops into bed. There is a 4th queen bed in the rear cargo area.
- Trailer has 3 AC units. Unit has no trouble keeping the trailer cool in the Texas summers or warm well below freezing.
o AC unit one Master Bedroom 9,000 BTU with electric Heat
o AC unit 2 (whole trailer ducted) 15,000 BTU with gas furnace
o AC unit 3 (rear bedroom, cargo area) 15,000 BTU heat pump (Heat and Cool)
- 50 Amp service (runs off 30amp 220V just fine)
- Black and Grey Tanks
- 3 Fresh water tanks totaling 115 Gallons
- On board Fueling station – 30 Gallons
- 2 – 30# Propane tanks
- Propane/Electric Fridge/Freezer
- Outdoor Shower
- Includes 2 Spare Tires
- All LED interior lighting
- Powered HD TV antenna
- Tons of E-Track to strap the load down
- 32” flatscreen mounted in rear storage area for back queen or for gathering when weather keeps you inside
- All new 17.5” tires and rims this year, I was tired of dealing with the limitations of 16” tire offerings on a heavy trailer. Stepped up to commercial wheels and tires set me back close to $3000. Now I have no worries towing at 75mph.
- All 3 axles have working brakes
- One piece Aluminum Sheet Roof, no TPO (white plastic stuff)
- Binder with most Owner, Install, and Service/Parts manuals for components
- There are no water leaks, RV has been stored covered and plugged in with dehumidifier (protects wood walls from humidity, peace of mind)
- Hydraulic Leveling all 4 corners!! Sure is nice with a heavy trailer
- No onboard generator. I didn’t want the noise under my bed! I used Honda 7000i fuel injected generator with REMOTE START that I will part with for $3500. Great, quiet, fuel sipping gen with plenty of power. I have never had it run out of fuel in the hottest or coldest night.
- Trailer weighs 12,100lb empty and has a total gross capacity (axle and pin weight) of 24,400lb!! Leaving 12,300lb for cargo and toys, jeeps, ATVs, SxS, motorcycles, whatever. I have never come close to the gross rating even with 5 vehicles and generator in back.
I just returned from Taylor Park Colorado right at 2,000 miles round trip with no issues whatsoever. Unit is ready to go right now, hasn’t been sitting without use.
I purchased this trailer mainly for the cargo size, simply couldn’t find a larger cargo area at the time. This past trip to CO had 2 Side X Sides in the back (Honda Pioneer 1000 and Joyner 1100) plus the generator. Last trip to CO had 1 SxS (Joyner) and 4 ATVs! 2 Grizzlys and 2 Honda 400s plus gen.
Don’t have an immediate need to sell, but I expect less trips next year, I’d rather not have it sit.
I currently pull it with my 2005 Quad Cab Freightliner M2 106 with custom bed air ride, DVD all the fun stuff. Currently for sale as well, $49,500. Prior to purchasing the Freightliner I used my 2011 Ram 3500 single wheel with a high rated rear tire to pull it. 1st trip to CO was with the Ram.
Asking price is $23,500 or best offer. No trades, really not interested in owner financing unless large down payment and fairly short term.
More Photos can be found on photobucket bnold123 user name
Please ask any questions.
Toy Hauler is listed as a 44’ interior space. 20’ in the garage and 24’ in the regular living area
Overall length is 46’, height 11’6”, and max legal width at 102”
- Queen bed in the ‘master’ with cabinets and a TV. Sofa folds into bed and table drops into bed. There is a 4th queen bed in the rear cargo area.
- Trailer has 3 AC units. Unit has no trouble keeping the trailer cool in the Texas summers or warm well below freezing.
o AC unit one Master Bedroom 9,000 BTU with electric Heat
o AC unit 2 (whole trailer ducted) 15,000 BTU with gas furnace
o AC unit 3 (rear bedroom, cargo area) 15,000 BTU heat pump (Heat and Cool)
- 50 Amp service (runs off 30amp 220V just fine)
- Black and Grey Tanks
- 3 Fresh water tanks totaling 115 Gallons
- On board Fueling station – 30 Gallons
- 2 – 30# Propane tanks
- Propane/Electric Fridge/Freezer
- Outdoor Shower
- Includes 2 Spare Tires
- All LED interior lighting
- Powered HD TV antenna
- Tons of E-Track to strap the load down
- 32” flatscreen mounted in rear storage area for back queen or for gathering when weather keeps you inside
- All new 17.5” tires and rims this year, I was tired of dealing with the limitations of 16” tire offerings on a heavy trailer. Stepped up to commercial wheels and tires set me back close to $3000. Now I have no worries towing at 75mph.
- All 3 axles have working brakes
- One piece Aluminum Sheet Roof, no TPO (white plastic stuff)
- Binder with most Owner, Install, and Service/Parts manuals for components
- There are no water leaks, RV has been stored covered and plugged in with dehumidifier (protects wood walls from humidity, peace of mind)
- Hydraulic Leveling all 4 corners!! Sure is nice with a heavy trailer
- No onboard generator. I didn’t want the noise under my bed! I used Honda 7000i fuel injected generator with REMOTE START that I will part with for $3500. Great, quiet, fuel sipping gen with plenty of power. I have never had it run out of fuel in the hottest or coldest night.
- Trailer weighs 12,100lb empty and has a total gross capacity (axle and pin weight) of 24,400lb!! Leaving 12,300lb for cargo and toys, jeeps, ATVs, SxS, motorcycles, whatever. I have never come close to the gross rating even with 5 vehicles and generator in back.
I just returned from Taylor Park Colorado right at 2,000 miles round trip with no issues whatsoever. Unit is ready to go right now, hasn’t been sitting without use.
I purchased this trailer mainly for the cargo size, simply couldn’t find a larger cargo area at the time. This past trip to CO had 2 Side X Sides in the back (Honda Pioneer 1000 and Joyner 1100) plus the generator. Last trip to CO had 1 SxS (Joyner) and 4 ATVs! 2 Grizzlys and 2 Honda 400s plus gen.
Don’t have an immediate need to sell, but I expect less trips next year, I’d rather not have it sit.
I currently pull it with my 2005 Quad Cab Freightliner M2 106 with custom bed air ride, DVD all the fun stuff. Currently for sale as well, $49,500. Prior to purchasing the Freightliner I used my 2011 Ram 3500 single wheel with a high rated rear tire to pull it. 1st trip to CO was with the Ram.
Asking price is $23,500 or best offer. No trades, really not interested in owner financing unless large down payment and fairly short term.
More Photos can be found on photobucket bnold123 user name
Please ask any questions.
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