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Old 07-21-2015, 08:53 AM   #15
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Might try finding a used MDT Crew Cab with 4 or 6 doors and get a hauler bed put on it. An example would be a road gang truck or old prison gang work truck. Interior can be re upholstered to make it comfortable vs the spartan way it was offered. Would allow you to choose almost any 5th wheel.
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Old 07-23-2015, 05:54 PM   #16
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Old 10-06-2015, 03:43 AM   #17
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I am currently looking into buying a TH to live in with a family size of 7, we currently live in ky but are looking at this as an option to make a move to the Pacific NW easier. I have looked for bunk houses and have found that TH offer the best option with 5 kids. I have already found a way to tow a large TH 5th wheel with an excursion, but am looking for the best options for a 4 season model. the Excel seems to be highly recommended but have gone out of business. I have really liked the Keystone Raptors I have looked at but have not read good reviews for 4 season living. We also like the cyclone But have not found many reviews of it. Any suggestions help. Thank you

That set-up doesn't give your Excursion any more TQ or HP when climbing hills or mountains...It's a really bad idea in my own personal opinion, I'd want the right tool to do the job with..at min a 1 ton dually...Safety comes first in towing especially when it's my family,
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Old 10-06-2015, 06:06 PM   #18
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I agree with others on here...BAD idea towing 5th wheel with an excursion. Before you shop for a 5th Wheel TH...shop for a quad cab 1 ton dually
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In my opinion there are two options for traveling with a family of that size full time.

First choice would be a Toter Home with a 14' box and 5th wheel toy hauler. Plenty of room for travel, second living quarters, grocery & site seeing vehicle.

Second choice would be a Motor Coach with a stacker trailer with living quarters and storage for family stuff and a vehicle.
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If you are set on keeping the Excursion, check out the Open Range Highlander HT31RGR. I yet haven't found a better travel trailer TH (bumper pull)

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