Enclosed trailer behind camper?

[JDen]

Anyone tow an enclosed sled trailer behind a 5th wheel camper? I'm trying to look at every possible option for this summer. Had originally planned on going the toyhauler route, but it's hard to find one that can haul 2 quads + 2 dirt bikes and still have much camper room left in the trailer without going with a 40+ footer. Thinking maybe a decent sized 5th wheel camper(28ish feet) and a 2 or 3 place enclosed sled trailer towed behind the camper, this way I could still tow the boat behind the camper for fishing trips or the sled trailer for biking trips....and still have a sled trailer for the winter, and just a camper for those other times, kinda cover all the bases. I just can't say I have ever seen it done, maybe it's just a stupid idea, I don't know. Let me know if you've ever seen/done this.

 

[tudizzle]

Its done all the time here....


Even see 5'ers towing a boat towing quads during the summer


I think here in CO you can tandem up behind a 5'er up to 70 feet?

 

[AndrettiDog]

Just so you understand the difficulty in this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMbjkjzX3ys

 

[JDen]

Oh wow, I never thought of that problem. That poses quite an issue for what I am going for

 

[vdo1948]

Even see 5'ers ...

For the ignorant in the crowd, what is a 5'er?

 

[tudizzle]

5'er = Fifth Wheel

 

[MORSNO]

Just so you understand the difficulty in this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMbjkjzX3ys

Excellent video interpretation. Hard to find a good 1 ton with the Fred Flintstone open floor board option to help lift the front end around tight corners. Maybe a midwesterner in the salt belt can chime in?

 

[NorthMNSledder]

Maybe you just need this tow rig?

 

[pedak07]

Not sure if you have looked at this option but you can look at 2 different things, the first is a cargo trailer with living quarters, you can decide how big of cargo area and living quarters combo. The other is the Forest River WORK AND PLAY. I really like these they have combo quarters as well as separated up to 17' 8" garages. But love the idea of hauling a enclosed behind a 5er'

 

[AndrettiDog]

I have some friends that have a big (3 axle) toy hauler that they tow with their dually Dodge and pull a trailer that is as long as my enclosed (about 20'). They can do it just fine, it's just tough to get fuel, stop at McDonald's and the wind has caused issues in swaying more than once. They are trying to get away from that setup.