My brother is looking at a 28' bumper pull Holiday Rambler toy hauler. Has anyone had any experiences they'd care to share. Is Holiday Rambler sturdy well built? Any comments or thoughts are welcome.
Can't speak for a new "HR" but our 2004 "HR" 5'er has served us very well with over 40K miles on it. We'd buy another "HR" today if something happened to the 5'er we have and we needed to replace it. Good luck.
Happy camping!!! See ya'll down the road!!!
AIR FORCE RETIRED "EITHER LEAD,FOLLLOW,OR GET OUT OF MY WAY"!
2006 GMC 3500 SLT CC DRW 4X4 D/A LBZ,PREDATOR & FS2500 OIL FILTER
2004 HR PRESIDENTIAL 30 SCD 5'ER.
CHEROKEE & CHEYENNE, MINI DOXIE'S
LOADED LIKE A FREIGHT TRAIN, FLYIN LIKE A JET PLANE!!
I have the 06 Next Level and love it, very good quality and no problems at all.
Kid
2006 Ford F-250 Super Duty, Amarillo Special Edition 4 X 4 & 6.0 PSD,
Tow Haul/Tow Boss/Tow Command, 18" load E tires standard.
Me, a Wife and two crazy kids
2006 Holiday Rambler, Next Level 38FKS
I hear nothing but good things about HR very well built, We didn't have and HR toy hauler but did have a HR TT very nice unit! Very quality unit he should go for it.
No toy hauler, but do have an '06 30ft TT. Really stout and only have had to replace the plastic water diverter on bottom of shower door and retighten a water fitting close to pump.
I have an '06 Next Level 38cks 3 axle 5th wheel toy hauler by HR and I like it. Only problem has been I haven't been able to use it as much as I'd like to. It's had a few nit-picky problems, but the warranty has stood behind them all so I'm pretty happy with it. It appears very solid and well put together. Tows excellent. It's absolutely right behind the truck and it's not overly affected by cross-winds, passing semi's or anything like that. As far as I can tell so far, it's a very good unit. Give it 10 years and ask again, as I'll know for sure by then!! As of right now I'd say go for it.
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