You will be limiting yourself on parks, just requires more planning. I pull a valor 40v13 with a 21 ram 3500 dually. Tows like a dream. I personally hate the friction hinges on the doors, puts a lot of stress on door frames. No big issues yet on my unit which is at 8mos old. Thing pops and creaks with temperature changes. As with all rvs, bed mattresses suck, upgrade that first. Also, chances are that it will be a foot or so longer than the brochure says….check the entry door sticker.Hello Alliance People, I am peeking some insight from owners who camp full time with Valor Toy Hauler 44V14. What are you towing with and what’s been the experience? What about finding parks that are big rig friendly? Any problems with your Toy Hauler? Feel free to chime if you don’t have this exact model but you’re similar in size.
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Mike
You will be limiting yourself on parks, just requires more planning. I pull a valor 40v13 with a 21 ram 3500 dually. Tows like a dream. I personally hate the friction hinges on the doors, puts a lot of stress on door frames. No big issues yet on my unit which is at 8mos old. Thing pops and creaks with temperature changes. As with all rvs, bed mattresses suck, upgrade that first. Also, chances are that it will be a foot or so longer than the brochure says….check the entry door sticker.
Yeah, the dully is a beast. Mine is a crew cab long bed. Wife drives it fine. With all the cameras on it, it is fine. Just don’t get in a big hurry worrying about parking. Wherever the mirrors fit, the hips follow.The dually will be the hardest change for me. I really love my F250 long bed. It’s a great truck but not suitable for the weight of the Alliance 44v14. My F250 fits through drive throughs although it is tight sometimes. Anyway thanks for your input.