I got it for $10,500 out the door. That included adding the awning, AC, and a dinette set.The brand isAmerican Freedom, www.freedomtoyhaulers.com(website is not up to date), itsa small, relatively new company in Riverside, CA. They only sell them at a few local dealers, they keep their overhead down so the prices are pretty good. It was the only toy hauler I could find with the options I wanted that was light enough for the H3 to tow.

Now all I need is a toy to haul in it [8D]

 

Looks like a high desert picture.

 

wow..thats a lite 19 footer you have, I looked at 19' trailers and all I could find were way over the H3's limit, toy hauler or travel trailer they were all heavy. For what I paid for mine I could have got a nice used 19' trailer but their were just to heavy. You Alpha owners be thankful[sm=wootwoot.gif]

 

Im so jeolous of you guys, speaking from trying to save up to buy one for two years and convincing my wife we should buy a trailor vs. a Class B.

Nice job on the towing! It's good to know it was rated properly.

 

Nice look.... and I agree with RJ you did the homework...


Hey Trey.... we can get you one of those on 73 in Winslow...

 

ive towed well over 7k with my truck.

no problems at all!

it was a 21 foot trailer with like 6 800lb rolls of hay for my horses. lol

someone had to do it, and the f-350 was in the shop..

 

Wow! Thats alot of hay

I definetly did my homework...I forgot to add I also got the anti-sway feature on the hitch.I figured you can't put a price on safety

 

Should be able to tow any reasonable load.