Recent content by mroldstyle

Nothing in the Rapid City/ Sturgis SD area? We see a...lot... of toy haulers in that are every year a we pass through

HDT!

Can you get into bathroom or bedroom with slide closed?

lol!!

Am I the only one who thinks it hideous that they use one black switch plate and one white switch plate??

Yes it is true there are a lot of pros vs cons of an HDT. It's all boils down to what the op needs or wants in a pulling vehicle. We do mostly long trips and it would be nice to have that sleeper to nap in while second person drives, plus almost unlimited power when you get into the hills and...

If I was in your shoes, I would do some serious thinking about getting an HDT, and not even consider a pickup. We have a 3912 Cyclone which looks pretty similar in layout and size to the 3800 and pull it with a 3500 drw chevy. But if I got to start from scratch it would be in an HDT. Especially...

I also made a slide out. used old garage door track, and some plywood. maybe $15.00

So the gas didn't work out?

If you find a 300 I have a washer/dryer for you. Came out of a 3912 cyclone, never used!

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I put 3 in our 3912, 12 ft garage. Grizzly 700 and Grizz550 next to each other. Back in the 700 first then drive in the 550 then either Raptor 700 or Wolverine cross ways behind them. If you have the original size RZR shouldnt be a problem. Over size tires might be an issue. Good luck!

There was some sign of water penetration, but I believe the main flaw is the hinges will only open to about 30 to 40 degrees (estimate) before the springs stop their movement, but theres nothing stopping that big heavy door and something has to give. Some type of stop on the cable would seem...

Same thing happened to my 3912, take a look at attached pics and its understandable. Theres not much for structure. 1/4 plywood and styrofoam. I think the main cause is when the door is lowered beyond a certain point, ie: uneven ground and the thin plywood inner layer and fiberglass outer skin...

A wood chisel will pop the scrap out easily after cutting the outside with a hole saw, or if for some reason you need the bottom more precise, use a router with a flat bottom cutter.