Why we Chose a Toy Hauler for RV Living - Even without a Toy...

[@LifeSpringFarmsllc]

What a great adventure! Thank you for sharing your vision, and experiences.......One of the greatest joys as a woodworker was for me to simplify, get rid of my garage shop, and work outside! Changes your projects, but widens your perspective......Good Luck..........

[@stevesmith8125]

AWESOME! You and your wife are innovators. I think the two to three week stays will be less stressful. Again, all the best.

[@arto00-g2n]

Inspiration! Thanks for sharing. We’ve done something similar and are planning on it again but closer to overlanding with a little less amenities but still brainstorming. Oh look into a tent for the ramp area to turn it into another part of you living space. We had one and easily kept it cooled and it was an awesome addition. A gate for outside for dog and kids could also help. We did that as well. Cool stuff!

[@LifeofHommels]

The tent for the ramp area sounds great! I'll have to look in to that forsure. Do you remember where you got it?

[@redfire316]

Nice rv when we was looking at toy haulers we did not like the living space but we could not imagine what to do with the garage space. And after watching your video and a ton of other videos, we feel we missed out but we’re happy with what we have. it’s just a cargo space that we’re not 100% happy with and I think that’s worth a toy hauler would work for us.

[@LifeofHommels]

It definitely offers quite a bit of cargo space forsure but yes in turn the living area is much smaller which is definitely a bummer at times.

[@HalcyonDaze33]

What kind of dog fence did you get and would you buy it again or go with another brand?

[@silasferreira9647]

Nice brother do you think in doing RV life for how long? Do you see you doing it permanently? Or do you feel living in a house is more your style .

[@philipforder9183]

Brinkley brother! Check out a Brinkley!

[@LifeofHommels]

Those are ones I haven't checked out yet. I will do that. Thank you!