Don't Trade in Your Toy Hauler That's TOO Small

[@terrymjinks]

Never seen something like that before. Looks well done.

[@AZExpert]

Hey, Thanks for watching! :)

[@markstench4470]

Bloopers were hilarious, thanks for sharing

[@AZExpert]

Glad you like them!

[@hayyarbrough]

Got a lot of buddies down here in South Georgia got those toy haulers.... They take a beating on these dirt roads down here... To where they're almost all falling apart the back door is... That looks good thanks for sharing

[@AZExpert]

Oh wow!

[@rnreajr9184]

Thanks so much for passing this along! I always enjoy your videos and learn a lot from them.

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for watching

[@DavidHBurkart]

It's a less expensive and excellent fix for when you increase your toys & don't want to upgrade the hauler. Not for everyone I am sure, but I have never seen a commercial addition like this before. Props to the ingenuity!

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for watching

[@-Hammer-]

I bought a 24" extension and paid $5600. I opted out of the interior panels, as I'll custom fab those myself later on.
It was a one day, one man job to assemble and install it. Great product and excellent customer service from Bryan. - Recommended.

[@hillbillyrv]

That looks great. Thanks for showing it to us James.

[@AZExpert]

Right? Pretty cool!

[@philw7174]

Interesting toy hauler extension. Good to know. Happy trails!

[@AZExpert]

It was new to me too!

[@thunderbird97]

had some friends that had this done in Lake Havasu City, few years back, searched web site you showed it is same outfit, I was on top of the extensioned was sturdy

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for watching

[@terrytinagero777]

Thx James, nice looking. Thanks for showing that.

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for watching

[@mykgrauss9872]

Thanks James. It was impressive. See you in your next video. Be safe. Regards, Myk

[@AZExpert]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@richardstewart2680]

GREAT VIDEO, AND A GREAT EXTENSION, JOB 👍👍👍😁😁

[@AZExpert]

Thanks! But I didnt do the job

[@frankietuned]

Always like the videos even before i watch it. You gotta learn something new everyday! That's part of living, right? Thank you good sir for the info and entertainment!

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for watching

[@dodgeguyz]

That looks pretty good. The only thing I would’ve done was extend the graphics, so the add on blends nicer.

[@ralphlindberg1299]

The firm will do custom graphics.

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for the tip

[@Spad68]

Very cool . You should go visit their facility.

[@AZExpert]

Oh to have time....lol

[@janebray9392]

Well built!

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for watching

[@MililaniJag]

Very impressive upgrade! Thx!

[@AZExpert]

Glad you like it!

[@robertburgess6100]

Very cool! Never seen that before.

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for watching

[@coreymerritt7742]

That is a pretty slick addition is kinda costly though right on James 👍

[@AZExpert]

Cheaper than buying new for sure

[@kdub1666]

Great idea. Aside from added weight also need to consider the center of gravity change and possible reduced weight on the 5th wheel hitch after loading. I suppose one could back-in the UTV to help distribute engine weight toward the hauler's mid/front.

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for the tip

[@bc45776]

Thats very interesting. Always learning! Thanks

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for watching

[@paulshannon4576]

It’s a do it yourself kit out of Lake Havasu. Just looked on the web.

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for watching

[@jamesdrew7315]

👍 Great information!!! Thanks James

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for watching

[@idessaoutlaw]

Good video 🥃😎👍

[@AZExpert]

Thanks

[@Stubones999]

It costs $4400-7000 depending on size and design, and they have a bunch of dealers to install the kit. It looks like the kit comes as a flat pack and the parts are assembled and installed by the dealer. It can extend from 18" to 42" but your toyhauler has to be able to handle the extra weight of the extension, plus whatever you want to load in it...

[@AZExpert]

Agreed. Something that would need to be taken into account

[@badgerpa9]

Neat idea.

[@AZExpert]

Thanks!

[@liven4happynus115]

Thank you,

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for watching

[@garyag45]

Interesting, and unique 😎🇺🇸

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for watching

[@robfl07]

Wow, that looks pretty decent! My only thought would be about the wimpy looking seals around that door, especially the top of the door where the equipment would be driving over when it’s opened up. Wouldn’t that funnel water into the rig if torn or worn? Hmm 🤔

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for watching

[@danmadden1080]

Interesting vid - thank you.

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for watching

[@Balamutabor]

Now I know what bad Santa (Billy Bob Thornton) does after the holidays

[@redc8783]

I’ve see these before upon Utah

[@AZExpert]

Hey, Thanks for watching! :)

[@bigjeep2195]

What about axle placement and pin weight? All that is factored in to the original design.

[@hcrffi]

👍👍 Good idea.

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for watching

[@UnitedWeStand2020]

Good idea, but expensive. Maybe another less expensive option is to move the interior wall forward. Wouldn't cost much at all if you were the handyman type and could do it yourself. But that would lose living space. Just an idea.

[@AZExpert]

That's an idea, Thanks for watching

[@13yearsaprepperr.jtilbury.51]

Looks good , I would have thought a extended fibreglass end cap would have looked better but maybe heavy ,
If it works it works ,, In Australia we have very strict laws on overhang from the axle rear ward , looks like it would be over ,
thats why a lot of vans over here have stepped back axles about 3/4 the way towards the rear ,
Great vid ,
Robert
NSW
Australia

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for watching

[@jeffr0]

this is GREAT.

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for watching

[@LayloNewt]

Pretty neat. Maybe they should start building 5rvs. They would be built a lot sturdier. LOL

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for watching

[@RobertSmith-tq6mf]

Looks like they are from lake Havasu, az

[@AZExpert]

Perhaps

[@tombeilman5579]

I wonder if more weight out back changes how it tows, I talked to a guy that delivers toyhaulers to dealers and he said when the back of the toyhaulers are empty it puts a lot of weight on the hitch

[@AZExpert]

correct

[@Kryptkeeper911]

I wonder how much extra weight it adds to the camper

[@AZExpert]

You can contact the company and I am sure they have all the specs

[@skyarnett-romero8854]

Wow, I didn't know that was a thing. Funny how that 18" costs much more than my RV.

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for watching

[@dewholdingsllc1050]

What type of roof is on the oem roof? Was the seal between oem and extension good method to seal? What are well made toy hauler brands? Which do not hold up?

[@Tony_in_AZ]

Extra weight behind the axles. I hope the owner has G rated tires on that toyhauler now.

[@AZExpert]

I'm sure they take that into account

[@chad..8189]

Very reasonable cost!

[@AZExpert]

I thought so

[@sailorjohnboy2325]

That's cool

[@AZExpert]

Thanks

[@scoobiedoo2517]

Interesting!!!

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for watching

[@1hasbeen531]

How long before the paper mache Lippert frame gives way?

[@AZExpert]

It's pretty sturdy

[@patrickmclaughlin6013]

yea, I might pay a lot for an extra 2 inches ... oh, the trailer, never mind

[@AZExpert]

HA!

[@DonniePhipps]

Nice....

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for watching

[@rickhicks3477]

We could all use a few extra inches 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@AZExpert]

Hey-o

[@ralphlindberg1299]

Emm... as soon as I heard Aluminum inside and Steel outside my brain went. ARE THEY TOUCHING?
Galvanic Corrosion?

[@AZExpert]

Never cross the streams

[@mikebailey2504]

Can I ask you your opinion of a 2000 26 foot horizon itasca

[@AZExpert]

Get a professional inspection.

[@fordracer1415]

8k ouch! Thanks

[@AZExpert]

Cheaper than buying new

[@KevinCoop1]

$3,400 to $7,500. And it is a kit. Not installed! In Arizona.

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for the info

[@coadybarnum]

boats have been doing this for a long time, this seems legitimate

[@AZExpert]

Its pretty cool

[@TheBandit7613]

$3300 to over 6 grand.
Ouch!
it's a do it yourself kit. Weighs 300 to 600 lbs, 18" to 42" extensions.

[@AZExpert]

Thanks