A couple of things I noticed #1 the drivers side is the main living side. Most rv’s the passengers side is the main living side with the drivers side being the utility side. Now this could be cool if you are traveling with another trailer/ group when you park the trailers side by side your living areas would be together. But at the same time this could bite you going into RV parks as most have the power water and sewer connections on the drivers side. I’d hate to have the sewer connection in front of me when I walk out the door or hanging out under the awning. #2 you say you like leaving the side door open with the screen closed. Now that’s great however where the door and awning are located if you leave the door open the awning will have an issue opening, and I would imagine if the awning is open the door will swing open and hit the arms of the awning. I know you can stop it from swinging to far by adding a chain or some other device. #3 it’s odd that you seam to have controls for everything in 3 different locations. I’d suggest moving them to one location near the door. That includes the radio, tank meters, awning control, heat thermostat, water heater, water pump, and solar charge controller (I would find it super annoying to have to crawl over the bed to check the solar status.) #4 it’s nice having that folding table but it’s a little weird that it covers the window, and because it covers the window you don’t get a window shade on that window. I know these are my opinions and not everyone will agree with them, and I do realize some of the things I mentioned are probably the way they are due to budgetary reasons
I mean if it was 25 years ago when toy haulers were coming alive then I’d say you guys were on a good start but there’s a way to make industrial design feel and look but also giving it a warm comforting feel when you set up camp and unload. The greatest compliment you can receive is when someone comes inside and has no idea you hauled your toys to camp and were pulling their leg but this trailer screams a feeling as if they were inside a car hauler with some beds bolted to the sides and the smell of someone’s poop because it has to travel out if the bathroom to be sucked outside through a fan 6 feet away while your worried after one night of poop overflow making your guests find a tree because your a holding tanks will be overflowing the first night… 15 gallon black 15 gallon grey?? This screams divorced dads and their 19 year old sons designed it all with help from cousin who just got out of the military specialized in logistics and never seen a reason for the VIP and guest hospitality platoon. Martha Stewart nor any women was consulted for the making of this product lol…
Thank God we have guys like you out here creating nothing and bashing everything. With all due respect Sean we at life elevated trailers would kindly ask you to go you know what yourself. Remember I said with all due respect before you get your extra tight in the quads extra loose in the crotch undies in a knot. 💉💉💉
Grey and black tank capacities are too small. 2 weeks in the back country with family of 5. Not going to cut it. Awesome bunks! Best design I’ve seen !
During prototyping, did no one state the driver side entry was unsafe for shoulder of the road? Also the hookups on front driver side as well as door makes campsites impossible. Then again 50g water 17/17 holding tanks makes desert camping a bit difficult too. This is basically a really expensive overnighter/car hauler. But it’s VERY nice at being that! Great trailer for the drag strip or race tracks overnight or two. A beautiful garage with beds and bath.
First off who pulls over to the side of the road to check something out in the trailer? I’ve never had a need to do so on the shoulder of a highway. Secondly if you’re staging your snowmobile along a road to ride off of that road will likely be covered in snow and people will be driving at 10 miles an hour or so looking for a spot to stage as well. Thirdly if you’re staging to ride the passenger side is going to be butt up against a snowbank and there’s no place to relax and utilize an awning and get out so for snowmobiling driver side makes sense.
Can you build this with 2 40k heaters and add the floor heat, boot dryers, insulated floor? Does it have tank heaters on the fresh, black, or grey tanks? This would be a killer setup to camp in while snowmobiling.
Really nice setup, very well thought out. As someone who does a lot of RVing, I only have 2 concerns: 1) Those are really small Black/Grey tanks, especially for 8 people. 2)The back "porch" is nice, but not very accessible through that screen. If 8 people are hanging out at camp, lifting that screen up and down every time someone needs something from inside the rig is going to get old. You really should consider some kind of traditional door like what they use on RV toy haulers. Otherwise, you're walking all the way down to the other door every time, which means it won't really be used as a porch much if that's the case. Man takes the path of least resistance
Path of least resistance? LOL I foresee someone walking through the rear screen. 😂 I’ve never been able to keep a screen on a sliding door at home because people walk through them. 😳😂
You did a Fantastic job at describing the equipment & how it works. I know myself but there maybe someone we Is unfamiliar . A really good job.That unit is great Many features that anyone would Love. Only complaint The bathroom Tiny if you have 7 adults for the weekend No way & did I say Tiny. Can you opp with a Larger bath ?
this looks like the cimarron freedom toy haulers just a little more utilitarian. I think thats a good trade off to get a 2nd side by side in there. and if the price is anything like cimarron toy haulers this is gotta be 100k +. what size of truck is in this vid pulling it?? i would think you would have to have minimum 1ton. dually even with everything loaded up and all the tanks full.
The truck is a 1 ton GMC. Believe it or not I pulled this trailer with my F-150 with air bags and heavier ply tires and it did fine. I hooked it on as a joke and ended up going all the way to Saint George with it with 0 issues but I would definitely recommend a 3/4 or 1 ton for this trailer loaded up. As far as price you’d be surprised what they come in at fully loaded.
That external T for the propane, I dunno, maybe it's just me but I think it should be inside a door like the other utilities to prevent it from getting knocked off and or broken...... Solar panel roof option maybe ? Check out the new LTO cells for battery...50,000 cycles, last a lifetime pretty much. Barn door's behind ramp with walk through door that can open and latch to the ramp in open position, awning cover maybe, maybe slide out.... air ride ? What no water slide off the roof :))
Nice, I rather have this over a standard travel trailer. Can make more use of it for hauling ,camping and more. Not sure why you went with wet bath since you do have the room. Plus if I or can I pull in the corvette and open the door to get in and out. Is there a drivers side lift panel for more open car door room or you don’t t really need it. Thanks, love to have these questions answered.
A "wet bath" is found in many cabover campers. It's combination of toilet and shower in one unit. He is referring to a "dry bath" where those two are in different areas. Nice toy hauler! And since it is built by a company that started out with horse trailers, it's safe to assume that the trailer has been built to carry heavy weight behind the axles. Which is something many toy hauler manufacturers really don't do very well. I can think of several over the years who have had problems with this.
@@mattphillips1910 ah makes sense. Yeah we went with the wet bath because this trailer is all about maximizing cargo space while still being super functional.
@@LifeElevatedTrailers I'm glad I stumbled across your channel. I am in the market for a similar trailer, but mine will house tracking dogs. Not exactly "side by sides" but similar usage. I've been using a very nice LQ horse trailer, but I am ready to upgrade. I understand why you went with a wet bath. I'm 6'4" tall & 235 pounds. I can, and have, made a wet bath work......but you need a crowbar and a jug of Crisco to get me in and out of there. :-) Still, this is definitely a contender. Thanks for a great video.
@@machine7767 I thought he was joking about that. We have never had anyone who actually owns one say one word about it or have that problem. I mean I guess if you're constantly banging your head against your headboard this isn't the trailer for you.
@@LifeElevatedTrailers maybe its not their head against the headboard, maybe its someone else’s…… but either way, for you to take a constructive critique about a new trailer that you’re TRYING to sell but then say its not for them seems like a pretty bad sales/customer service technique. Maybe I missed your sarcastic tone but you’re not getting my business with that type of entitlement.
There is a whole lot to like about this trailer overall. But it still needs a bunch of refinements incorporated into its configuration in order to bring the functional execution of the hotel features up to common current market performance expectations. It’s missing a lot of common details expected at this market position. I find it puzzling why this trailer is set up for drivers/road side camping setup access instead passenger/curbside camping setup. It would be interesting to hear why that setup was chosen over a curbside setup. Also the rear porch bug screen needs to be reconfigured for a magnetic slit access so you do not have to raise and lower the complete screen every time for access. I like that this is set up with the understanding and intent to be used in dusty, dirty, muddy and wet environments. Easy wash down scrubbing capability is a nice feature. Overall, nice unit. But the feature and hotel components arrangement show the lack of the experience, refinement and placement experience the established RV manufactures bring to the table. A lot of details most RV users take for granted are either missing or clumsily placed on this design. I expect feedback from end users will provide for plenty of input for future refinements to be made to bring the convince and hotel functionality of these units up to market grade and standards.
I think you are missing the point of why we built this trailer. There is a huge market segment that is more concerned with room to bring their toys over "hotel features." We built it spartan on purpose because it allowed for the room to bring all of the toys on vacation without having to take separate trailers. The drivers side door is just how the design worked best with how trails west manufacturers. We have full blown living quarters horse trailers that are nicer than most homes. It's not a lack of "refinement and placement experience the established RV manufactures bring to the table" its that we built this with a different consumer in mind. Watch the living quarters horse trailer/toy hauler video we did and you'll realize you are sorely mistaken with that comment.
@@LifeElevatedTrailers I viewed the living quarters horse trailer/toy hauler video you suggested. And yes, I think I did miss a key point on why you did this trailer the way you did. I did not realize just how custom and individual customer specifications driven each of your units are. I re viewed this video and saw a number details I missed that lead to my hotel features refinement comments. Most of the refinements I was concerned about were actually installed. Most of what I was concerned about was actually incorporated into this unit, but were not highlighted on your walk through as you were showing the more unique aspects of this build. Although, I still do think the side and rear door bug screens have better options for better function, durability and utilization. I see you are catering to a premium grade of trailer and you are approaching the design and configuration of your product from a different market position. One I am not all that used to seeing.
@@jbr555s You can ask for mike or jace. We are going to do a youtube video on the 4 seasons edition I built for myself that I have used in up to -4 weather with 0 problems. Water filled and everything.
Can you build this with a higher roof/ceiling and fit it with a hydraulic lift platform for smaller ATVs/dirt bikes to go up and out of the way for the razors ??
@@LifeElevatedTrailers nice … also, what about “our own custom layout” - If we have a design layout that we want built - as stated in this video - do you build custom floor plans ??
@@jesse8721 You can change the options in the trailer but the layout cannot be changed. It slows down production too much to move doors and windows or change dimensions on height or length.
Go to lifeelevatedtrailers.com and you will see pricing on all of the freerides we have in stock. We don’t publish pricing on TH-cam because prices change year to year.
It comes down to a cost benefit analysis. Would a triple axle trailer tow better? Yes. Does the added benefit justify the price increase for most consumers? No. So we put 2 6k axles under this trailer and with a gross weight of 15,600 it can easily haul your toys and gear to mountain no problem. The 6k axles are new for 2022.
Sweet trailer, serves a specific purpose for many of us that just keep buying toys. Best part is reading your responses to all the jackasses that have no idea or common since. Keep up the good work and best of luck to the company in the Biden disaster.
True, most camp sites are set up for right side. Maybe up north camping on land, you wanna pull off a little and step out onto the road that the snow is beat down on?
@@AngelaJohnson-dv8fj we sell out every year. It doesn’t make sense to post pricing in a Bare Shelves Biden world where prices change every 3 months based on raw material increases.
Find me a toy hauler that will take 2 four seat side by sides and sleep a bunch of people. I have dozens of people actually using these trailers that rave about the ability to take all their toys to the mountain and sleep comfortably after a hot shower. I love this weird band of trolls all assuming that because their exact preferences aren't being met by this trailer that no one else will be able to use it either. Let me guess you argue hard on Chevy Versus Ford, Polaris versus Can-Am, and anything else where its just preference over fact. Wanna argue that blue is a better color than red while we are at it?
@@LifeElevatedTrailers dial it back bud.. I've owned a 34 trails west burandt trailer, great trailer and no complaints, had it for years. That was $25k when purchased.. I'm simply not seeing a $40k benefit here based on a few drop down beds, a bathroom and 17 gal tanks. I've also owned motorhomes, and fifth wheel toyhaulers, which you could easily put a 4 seat in the garage and tow another tandem for$65k. Props to you if they sell I'm sure there's plenty of people that will buy them. FYI.. you are nearing price range of sundowner toyhauler which has an actual living quarter and yes, it could fit two 4 seaters. At a $65k price point the value just simply isn't there, however we are all welcome to an opinion without argument. Cheers
@@ryanbenedict2021 I think you need to revisit how much trailers cost due to a "pandemic," reckless fed spending and a manufactured commodities shortage. Your numbers are half of what those trailers cost today.
@@LifeElevatedTrailers indeed cost increases for sure.. I happen to own a trucking company and just purchased two brand new trucks and trailers in the past 4 months... as well as haul RVs for a living. I'm well versed in the "pandemic". Goodluck w sales, I'm sure you will do well.
Looks extremely uncomfortable, foam mattress look thin, couch looks thin and hard, no privacy for master, tv in the way when it’s down, no head room, no kitchen space for preparing food, bathroom extremely small, minimal storage specially when it’s a toy hauler. Toy hauler means your going to have riding gear, helmets, tie downs, spear parts, clothing, tools and much more. Only thing this has over a traditional toy hauler is ummm going to assume built better
Eww that living course is a disaster where is the fireplace TV where is the kitchen there’s one bathroom I prefer my cyclone toy hauler 45 foot it has two bathrooms fireplace a side patio
Most importantly… does it have an RVIA certification sticker on it? I’ve got a beautiful 48’ vintage outlaw that has none of these design quirks. It’s professional built and WAY nicer than any fifth wheel in any of the RV parks I’ve been to. Way nicer…. Means lots of jealous A$$HOLES asking if it’s a horse trail conversation or a lawn trailer conversion… then the idiot park managers start in about this useless sticker and this RVIA BS that the big rv manufacturers have come up with. I’ve been told that without the sticker I must leave the parks… I always respond with… “ That’s not an issue… I’ll leave when my paid reservation is completed. Get away from me.”… but I’m cut from a different clothe than most… Once they start their BS… I wouldn’t leave early if I hated the place. That said… it’s an issue if you want to go to different RV parks. Not so much for an adventurer or boondocks. Nice rigs!
Door on drivers side is stupid to start with, horrible interior design that looks cheaply made and done, sink bathroom stove and master bed all smooshed in a small corner of a huge trailer 🤦🏼♂️
I love comments that show how some people are so self absorbed that if something isn’t made for their purposes they can’t understand why it would be a good fit for someone else. 🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️. Be a better human; especially on Christmas.
Thanks for the comment and for watching the video. I get paid for every view so I appreciate you. Keep up the good work spreading that positive good energy around.
A couple of things I noticed
#1 the drivers side is the main living side. Most rv’s the passengers side is the main living side with the drivers side being the utility side. Now this could be cool if you are traveling with another trailer/ group when you park the trailers side by side your living areas would be together. But at the same time this could bite you going into RV parks as most have the power water and sewer connections on the drivers side. I’d hate to have the sewer connection in front of me when I walk out the door or hanging out under the awning.
#2 you say you like leaving the side door open with the screen closed. Now that’s great however where the door and awning are located if you leave the door open the awning will have an issue opening, and I would imagine if the awning is open the door will swing open and hit the arms of the awning. I know you can stop it from swinging to far by adding a chain or some other device.
#3 it’s odd that you seam to have controls for everything in 3 different locations. I’d suggest moving them to one location near the door. That includes the radio, tank meters, awning control, heat thermostat, water heater, water pump, and solar charge controller (I would find it super annoying to have to crawl over the bed to check the solar status.)
#4 it’s nice having that folding table but it’s a little weird that it covers the window, and because it covers the window you don’t get a window shade on that window.
I know these are my opinions and not everyone will agree with them, and I do realize some of the things I mentioned are probably the way they are due to budgetary reasons
I mean if it was 25 years ago when toy haulers were coming alive then I’d say you guys were on a good start but there’s a way to make industrial design feel and look but also giving it a warm comforting feel when you set up camp and unload. The greatest compliment you can receive is when someone comes inside and has no idea you hauled your toys to camp and were pulling their leg but this trailer screams a feeling as if they were inside a car hauler with some beds bolted to the sides and the smell of someone’s poop because it has to travel out if the bathroom to be sucked outside through a fan 6 feet away while your worried after one night of poop overflow making your guests find a tree because your a holding tanks will be overflowing the first night… 15 gallon black 15 gallon grey?? This screams divorced dads and their 19 year old sons designed it all with help from cousin who just got out of the military specialized in logistics and never seen a reason for the VIP and guest hospitality platoon. Martha Stewart nor any women was consulted for the making of this product lol…
Thank God we have guys like you out here creating nothing and bashing everything. With all due respect Sean we at life elevated trailers would kindly ask you to go you know what yourself. Remember I said with all due respect before you get your extra tight in the quads extra loose in the crotch undies in a knot. 💉💉💉
Grey and black tank capacities are too small. 2 weeks in the back country with family of 5. Not going to cut it. Awesome bunks! Best design I’ve seen !
Just ordered one and can’t wait to see it after spring break. And take to the mountains with family and friends .
If you dont mind would was the cost all in for it? I am looking at something like this as well
This toy hauler is brilliant. Awesomeness 👌🏼
Thanks appreciate it!!!
During prototyping, did no one state the driver side entry was unsafe for shoulder of the road? Also the hookups on front driver side as well as door makes campsites impossible. Then again 50g water 17/17 holding tanks makes desert camping a bit difficult too. This is basically a really expensive overnighter/car hauler. But it’s VERY nice at being that! Great trailer for the drag strip or race tracks overnight or two. A beautiful garage with beds and bath.
The holding tanks are all 28/28 now. The drivers side door is a concern for some and a bonus for others. Different strokes.
First off who pulls over to the side of the road to check something out in the trailer? I’ve never had a need to do so on the shoulder of a highway. Secondly if you’re staging your snowmobile along a road to ride off of that road will likely be covered in snow and people will be driving at 10 miles an hour or so looking for a spot to stage as well. Thirdly if you’re staging to ride the passenger side is going to be butt up against a snowbank and there’s no place to relax and utilize an awning and get out so for snowmobiling driver side makes sense.
Ya the man who travels sites and doesn’t have over 100ft freshwater and septic hoses 😂
Love What you guys have done with this trailer. I definitely am interested in not so far future.
This thing looks amazing. I need one.
Give us a call and we will get her going.
Sweet set up
Can you build this with 2 40k heaters and add the floor heat, boot dryers, insulated floor? Does it have tank heaters on the fresh, black, or grey tanks? This would be a killer setup to camp in while snowmobiling.
Was wondering the same thing
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Really nice setup, very well thought out. As someone who does a lot of RVing, I only have 2 concerns:
1) Those are really small Black/Grey tanks, especially for 8 people.
2)The back "porch" is nice, but not very accessible through that screen. If 8 people are hanging out at camp, lifting that screen up and down every time someone needs something from inside the rig is going to get old. You really should consider some kind of traditional door like what they use on RV toy haulers. Otherwise, you're walking all the way down to the other door every time, which means it won't really be used as a porch much if that's the case. Man takes the path of least resistance
The comment about the screen door is a good idea. We haven't had issues with 28 gallons not being enough yet. If that changes we can definitely adapt.
Path of least resistance? LOL I foresee someone walking through the rear screen. 😂 I’ve never been able to keep a screen on a sliding door at home because people walk through them. 😳😂
@@LifeElevatedTrailers 8 people could shower how many days? One?
Very practical trolley ..
Very spacious...
You did a Fantastic job at describing the equipment & how it works. I know myself but there maybe someone we Is unfamiliar . A really good job.That unit is great Many features that anyone would Love. Only complaint The bathroom Tiny if you have 7 adults for the weekend No way & did I say Tiny. Can you opp with a Larger bath ?
AWESOME WORK MY FRIEND!!!!! KUDOS!
this looks like the cimarron freedom toy haulers just a little more utilitarian. I think thats a good trade off to get a 2nd side by side in there.
and if the price is anything like cimarron toy haulers this is gotta be 100k +.
what size of truck is in this vid pulling it?? i would think you would have to have minimum 1ton. dually even with everything loaded up and all the tanks full.
The truck is a 1 ton GMC. Believe it or not I pulled this trailer with my F-150 with air bags and heavier ply tires and it did fine. I hooked it on as a joke and ended up going all the way to Saint George with it with 0 issues but I would definitely recommend a 3/4 or 1 ton for this trailer loaded up.
As far as price you’d be surprised what they come in at fully loaded.
That external T for the propane, I dunno, maybe it's just me but I think it should be inside a door like the other utilities to prevent it from getting knocked off and or broken...... Solar panel roof option maybe ? Check out the new LTO cells for battery...50,000 cycles, last a lifetime pretty much. Barn door's behind ramp with walk through door that can open and latch to the ramp in open position, awning cover maybe, maybe slide out.... air ride ? What no water slide off the roof :))
Beautiful trailers. Can you order it without all of the trashy tacky diamond plating everywhere?
Nope. Ya gotta be rolling all diamond plate to hang with us.
Will it hold two 14 ft long 72 inch wide Can am x3.
Nice, I rather have this over a standard travel trailer. Can make more use of it for hauling ,camping and more. Not sure why you went with wet bath since you do have the room. Plus if I or can I pull in the corvette and open the door to get in and out. Is there a drivers side lift panel for more open car door room or you don’t t really need it. Thanks, love to have these questions answered.
Vette would fit just fine. Not sure what you’re asking about the bathroom.
A "wet bath" is found in many cabover campers. It's combination of toilet and shower in one unit. He is referring to a "dry bath" where those two are in different areas. Nice toy hauler! And since it is built by a company that started out with horse trailers, it's safe to assume that the trailer has been built to carry heavy weight behind the axles. Which is something many toy hauler manufacturers really don't do very well. I can think of several over the years who have had problems with this.
@@mattphillips1910 ah makes sense. Yeah we went with the wet bath because this trailer is all about maximizing cargo space while still being super functional.
@@LifeElevatedTrailers I'm glad I stumbled across your channel. I am in the market for a similar trailer, but mine will house tracking dogs. Not exactly "side by sides" but similar usage. I've been using a very nice LQ horse trailer, but I am ready to upgrade. I understand why you went with a wet bath. I'm 6'4" tall & 235 pounds. I can, and have, made a wet bath work......but you need a crowbar and a jug of Crisco to get me in and out of there. :-) Still, this is definitely a contender. Thanks for a great video.
Can't wait to lay down and put my head through the subwoofer
😂😂😂
For as well laid out as this trailer is that is a pretty big over sight
@@machine7767 I thought he was joking about that. We have never had anyone who actually owns one say one word about it or have that problem. I mean I guess if you're constantly banging your head against your headboard this isn't the trailer for you.
@@LifeElevatedTrailers maybe its not their head against the headboard, maybe its someone else’s…… but either way, for you to take a constructive critique about a new trailer that you’re TRYING to sell but then say its not for them seems like a pretty bad sales/customer service technique. Maybe I missed your sarcastic tone but you’re not getting my business with that type of entitlement.
@@talonpilot devastated
Strange.why’s the entry door on the left side..designed in England?
I think it's amazing.
What’s the unloaded weight? Price?
Really surprised with this length it’s not a triple axel
ROAD TRIP!!!!!!!!!
What is the biggest GVWR axles that can be put underneath
Black & gray tanks needs to be at least 50 gallon. Fresh tank 80 gal.
You think 2 hellcats could fit in it if you kept all the stuff in the front and didn’t have all the other stuff in the back?
No you would need 34’ minimum of open floor to fit both of those cars. They are 16.5’ long.
There is a whole lot to like about this trailer overall. But it still needs a bunch of refinements incorporated into its configuration in order to bring the functional execution of the hotel features up to common current market performance expectations. It’s missing a lot of common details expected at this market position.
I find it puzzling why this trailer is set up for drivers/road side camping setup access instead passenger/curbside camping setup. It would be interesting to hear why that setup was chosen over a curbside setup. Also the rear porch bug screen needs to be reconfigured for a magnetic slit access so you do not have to raise and lower the complete screen every time for access.
I like that this is set up with the understanding and intent to be used in dusty, dirty, muddy and wet environments. Easy wash down scrubbing capability is a nice feature.
Overall, nice unit. But the feature and hotel components arrangement show the lack of the experience, refinement and placement experience the established RV manufactures bring to the table. A lot of details most RV users take for granted are either missing or clumsily placed on this design. I expect feedback from end users will provide for plenty of input for future refinements to be made to bring the convince and hotel functionality of these units up to market grade and standards.
I think you are missing the point of why we built this trailer. There is a huge market segment that is more concerned with room to bring their toys over "hotel features." We built it spartan on purpose because it allowed for the room to bring all of the toys on vacation without having to take separate trailers. The drivers side door is just how the design worked best with how trails west manufacturers. We have full blown living quarters horse trailers that are nicer than most homes. It's not a lack of "refinement and placement experience the established RV manufactures bring to the table" its that we built this with a different consumer in mind. Watch the living quarters horse trailer/toy hauler video we did and you'll realize you are sorely mistaken with that comment.
@@LifeElevatedTrailers I viewed the living quarters horse trailer/toy hauler video you suggested. And yes, I think I did miss a key point on why you did this trailer the way you did. I did not realize just how custom and individual customer specifications driven each of your units are. I re viewed this video and saw a number details I missed that lead to my hotel features refinement comments. Most of the refinements I was concerned about were actually installed. Most of what I was concerned about was actually incorporated into this unit, but were not highlighted on your walk through as you were showing the more unique aspects of this build.
Although, I still do think the side and rear door bug screens have better options for better function, durability and utilization.
I see you are catering to a premium grade of trailer and you are approaching the design and configuration of your product from a different market position. One I am not all that used to seeing.
Dude. People suck in this comment section. I liked the trailer. Good job.
It is wild how different people behave behind computer screens. Appreciate the positivity.
What’s the downside for using this as a snowmobile trailer in the winter? How many snowmobile’s will it hold?
It will hold 6-7 and there isn’t really a downside if you let us set it up correctly.
@@LifeElevatedTrailers when I called to ask questions who do I ask for?
@@jbr555s You can ask for mike or jace. We are going to do a youtube video on the 4 seasons edition I built for myself that I have used in up to -4 weather with 0 problems. Water filled and everything.
Can you build this with a higher roof/ceiling and fit it with a hydraulic lift platform for smaller ATVs/dirt bikes to go up and out of the way for the razors ??
At the moment they are only building this in the current set up. I do have other manufacturers that will build stackers with living quarters.
@@LifeElevatedTrailers nice … also, what about “our own custom layout” - If we have a design layout that we want built - as stated in this video - do you build custom floor plans ??
@@jesse8721 You can change the options in the trailer but the layout cannot be changed. It slows down production too much to move doors and windows or change dimensions on height or length.
Wondering where you get dressed after your shower. Is there any privacy?
How much does it cost
Can I expect a response soon
Go to lifeelevatedtrailers.com and you will see pricing on all of the freerides we have in stock. We don’t publish pricing on TH-cam because prices change year to year.
Nice setup but I can see there 3 axles setup would work better
It comes down to a cost benefit analysis. Would a triple axle trailer tow better? Yes. Does the added benefit justify the price increase for most consumers? No. So we put 2 6k axles under this trailer and with a gross weight of 15,600 it can easily haul your toys and gear to mountain no problem. The 6k axles are new for 2022.
Классный прицепчик
Yes comrade!!!!
only thing i dont like is the man door hinges
Door on driver’s side?? Kinda weird.
Sweet trailer, serves a specific purpose for many of us that just keep buying toys. Best part is reading your responses to all the jackasses that have no idea or common since. Keep up the good work and best of luck to the company in the Biden disaster.
I’ll stick to my fuzion
Neat
Looks like beds from a jail cell. Looks really cool nonetheless!
Just curious why the entry door is on the driver side rather than passanger side like all other RV's?
I was wondering this as well, makes getting into the trailer on the side of the road a bit trickier.
@@okcgravity this also makes staying at campgrounds very undesirable. Where is the waste tank valve?
True, most camp sites are set up for right side. Maybe up north camping on land, you wanna pull off a little and step out onto the road that the snow is beat down on?
34? That things looks 40 feet long easily! Lol
It's a 34' on the floor 42' overall.
Price?
We don't post prices on videos but you're welcome to call the dealership and get a quote.
You want to sell ? Advertise price.
@@AngelaJohnson-dv8fj we sell out every year. It doesn’t make sense to post pricing in a Bare Shelves Biden world where prices change every 3 months based on raw material increases.
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For $65k you can buy an rv toy hauler setup 10 times better.. just not practical or comfortable
Find me a toy hauler that will take 2 four seat side by sides and sleep a bunch of people. I have dozens of people actually using these trailers that rave about the ability to take all their toys to the mountain and sleep comfortably after a hot shower. I love this weird band of trolls all assuming that because their exact preferences aren't being met by this trailer that no one else will be able to use it either. Let me guess you argue hard on Chevy Versus Ford, Polaris versus Can-Am, and anything else where its just preference over fact. Wanna argue that blue is a better color than red while we are at it?
@@LifeElevatedTrailers dial it back bud.. I've owned a 34 trails west burandt trailer, great trailer and no complaints, had it for years. That was $25k when purchased.. I'm simply not seeing a $40k benefit here based on a few drop down beds, a bathroom and 17 gal tanks. I've also owned motorhomes, and fifth wheel toyhaulers, which you could easily put a 4 seat in the garage and tow another tandem for$65k. Props to you if they sell I'm sure there's plenty of people that will buy them. FYI.. you are nearing price range of sundowner toyhauler which has an actual living quarter and yes, it could fit two 4 seaters. At a $65k price point the value just simply isn't there, however we are all welcome to an opinion without argument. Cheers
@@ryanbenedict2021 I think you need to revisit how much trailers cost due to a "pandemic," reckless fed spending and a manufactured commodities shortage. Your numbers are half of what those trailers cost today.
@@LifeElevatedTrailers indeed cost increases for sure.. I happen to own a trucking company and just purchased two brand new trucks and trailers in the past 4 months... as well as haul RVs for a living. I'm well versed in the "pandemic". Goodluck w sales, I'm sure you will do well.
DOOD, you BROSEPHS "CAME UP WITH" a fucking bug screen? is that some kind of satire?
Looks extremely uncomfortable, foam mattress look thin, couch looks thin and hard, no privacy for master, tv in the way when it’s down, no head room, no kitchen space for preparing food, bathroom extremely small, minimal storage specially when it’s a toy hauler. Toy hauler means your going to have riding gear, helmets, tie downs, spear parts, clothing, tools and much more. Only thing this has over a traditional toy hauler is ummm going to assume built better
Kyle…
Eww that living course is a disaster where is the fireplace TV where is the kitchen there’s one bathroom I prefer my cyclone toy hauler 45 foot it has two bathrooms fireplace a side patio
Put two four seat side by sides in your toy hauler and tell me how that goes.
Most importantly… does it have an RVIA certification sticker on it? I’ve got a beautiful 48’ vintage outlaw that has none of these design quirks. It’s professional built and WAY nicer than any fifth wheel in any of the RV parks I’ve been to. Way nicer…. Means lots of jealous A$$HOLES asking if it’s a horse trail conversation or a lawn trailer conversion… then the idiot park managers start in about this useless sticker and this RVIA BS that the big rv manufacturers have come up with. I’ve been told that without the sticker I must leave the parks… I always respond with… “ That’s not an issue… I’ll leave when my paid reservation is completed. Get away from me.”… but I’m cut from a different clothe than most… Once they start their BS… I wouldn’t leave early if I hated the place. That said… it’s an issue if you want to go to different RV parks. Not so much for an adventurer or boondocks. Nice rigs!
Door on drivers side is stupid to start with, horrible interior design that looks cheaply made and done, sink bathroom stove and master bed all smooshed in a small corner of a huge trailer 🤦🏼♂️
I love comments that show how some people are so self absorbed that if something isn’t made for their purposes they can’t understand why it would be a good fit for someone else. 🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️. Be a better human; especially on Christmas.
Piss poor design.
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a bunch of wasted space.
Cool Danny boy.