

The 102" wide-body construction and underslung axles deliver something most toy haulers can't, a genuinely flat, wall-to-wall floor with zero wheelwell intrusions eating into your garage space. A factory-installed 4.5KW Yamaha generator with transfer switch means you're not scrambling for power at the trailhead, and the rear screen wall, bunk area, and rear table make the garage livable long after the toys are unloaded. Up front, two swivel rocker chairs, a slide-out sofa bed, and a pair of TVs (40" and 32") give the living area a surprisingly finished feel, with coffered ceilings, LED rope lighting, and countertop edge lighting adding some real style. The optional solar, secondary fuel tank with pump station, and triple 8,000-lb. axles make this one of the more buildable configurations in the toy hauler segment if you want to spec it up for serious off-grid use.
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