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Transporting 2 Spyder RT's in a Toy Hauler - what brand hauler?
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BLUEKNIGHT911
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:hun: ???? .... the OP is asking about a " TOY HAULER " ...... Mike :thumbup:
What brand? Can Am, all the way. Or BRP, if you want to get picky, I guess. I'm not sure there's any other brand of RT.
NOTE: THIS WAS A (poor) ATTEMPT AT HUMOR.
That better?
Owatonnaspyder
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I haul a 2020 RT Limited and a 2012 RTS in my Grand Design Momentum 394M. It has a 12 1/2 foot garage. I drive the 2020 in near the left wall and back the 2012 in towards the right wall. I also hauled my 2015 F3S and 2012 RTS the same way. I have hauled 2 Spyders for the last 3 years and have have not had any issues.
Ready2Retire
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Another Grand Design owner here. I don't put 2 Spyders in my Momentum 381, but I do put the Spyder and a 2-up quad and they both fit. Thing is, as long as the 5'er you get has a large enough garage, they both will fit. I'm partial to the Grand Design Momentum line but other manufacturers make good TH's as well. It becomes a personal choice of which floor plan, aesthetics, and options suit your needs. Just make sure you do your research before buying. Also, make darn sure you have a truck suitable to safely tow your rig. Research and understand how GVWR, cargo capacity, GCVWR, pin weight, etc all work together so you don't end up belonging to the "Had to replace my new truck 'cause it wasn't enough" club.
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