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Old 07-06-2007, 02:50 PM   #1
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I'd appreciate any input from current or former owners of these two fifth wheel toy haulers. The Outback is a new 2007 and the WW is a new 2006. Needless to say the WW is still the more expensive of the two but it is highly discounted from it's original price.

So, looking for what you like, what you don't, any cautions, any modification you feel needs to be done ASAP.

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Old 07-06-2007, 02:50 PM   #2
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I'd appreciate any input from current or former owners of these two fifth wheel toy haulers. The Outback is a new 2007 and the WW is a new 2006. Needless to say the WW is still the more expensive of the two but it is highly discounted from it's original price.

So, looking for what you like, what you don't, any cautions, any modification you feel needs to be done ASAP.

Thank you!

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Old 07-10-2007, 07:41 PM   #3
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We have a 2006 LE3305 (our second WW, by the way) and love it. We've had no warranty issues and we've hauled it into some pretty gnarly locales without any problems, inside or out. Remember, you get what you pay for.

I don't know much about the Outback, but looking at the floorplan, we would have issues with that side-loading ramp. We have quads and it would be dam(n) near impossible to wrangle them around in that garage space. I think the openness of the Warrior floorplan is more desireable (think re-sale).

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We have the 3305 and love it. When the toys are out you end up with a large space. The Outback looks nice as well and if your only taking a bike, may be what you need. I suggest your spend some time sitting in both of them and see which one feels right for you.
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Thanks for the lead on the Outback Sydney. That is exactly what I have been looking for. I just haul dirt bikes and I wanted a smaller cargo area. This unit also has a lower weight, which is also a big plus. I also like the sealed underbelly. That would allow me to do winter races with water in the unit.
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I finally went and looked at them. Nice rig...still not sure of my final decision. But does look like more and more models of toy haulers are being produced.

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