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Originally Posted by espacef1fan
I've been looking long and hard at getting a toy hauler. he only things in our needs,weight and price range is the Coleman 300TQ and 26RR. I like the 27RR's divided garage but hate the main bed setup. The 26RR has the separate bedroom, but, the garage is part of the living area.
How hard is it to add a wall inside of a travel trailer, or better yet, a patio door/glass wall? I would only ever be hauling 3 dirtbikes at the most so I don't need the giant garage, nor do I want the dirt and smell getting into the main living area.
It strikes me as not being too difficult, has anyone else here done this mod?
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Before loading the toys and gear in the back of our 26RR, I roll out an 11' piece of this:
RB Rubber Multi-Mat Rolled Rubber, 1/4 in. Thick, Sold by the Foot - For Life Out Here
to protect the floor and help keep it clean. It also helps keep items secure and not moving around during travel.
After unloading, I roll it up and usually keep it on the tongue of the trailer behind the LP tank cover.
Once the toys are out of the way, you have a huge, flexible space that you can use/configure in many different ways
Fuel smell has not been a problem. The 26RR has two vents on the side that can be kept open while traveling. One is on the right side behind the entry door toward the top and the second is on the left side near the very back.
WIth the 26RR, the separate bedroom with walk around bed, full width bathroom, and being half ton towable is a great combination. It just so happened that not having a slide and having aluminum siding were two other preferences that we were appealing to us.