FOR SALE Take your JEEP with BOXER the RV Hauler
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- čas přidán 23. 08. 2024
- Price $65,000
If you want to see lots of detailed photos check out our inventory website here
www.rvhaulers....
BOXER is an amazing candidate that is soooooo close to perhaps being your perfect RVHauler. It already has the bed / deck length and space, and with a bit of customization, could be finished off to tow the largest of 5th wheel rvs or horse trailers.
The bed is long enough to handle a 2 door Jeep, and still allow ample room to install a 5th wheel hitch, and still make the sharpest of 90 degree turns. We could also make slight changes to handle a 4 door Jeep!
Everything we do at RVHaulers is custom, and we welcome your creative ideas.
Sorry, the Jeep is not included in the price. The price is for the RVHauler exactly as you see it today.
We will be delighted to quote making any changes you need to finish it to your liking. Do you want us to add a hitch view camera, air-ride 5th wheel hitch? We can quote that for you.
WEBSITE rvhaulers.ca
Gregg has created this channel to share EVERYTHING about RVHaulers. Gregg has many years experience building and customizing Heavy Duty Trucks (HDTs) into RVHaulers. Explore these videos if you are considering using a large highway tractor to tow your RV 5th wheel trailer or livestock horse trailer.
We live the RVing lifestyle - we have years of RV experience, with RV living. We also have decades of experience pulling large fifth wheel recreational vehicles with HDTs (Heavy Duty Trucks).
These HDTs can be specifically configured to pull your RV, large horse trailer, or race trailer safely and efficiently.
For further information or questions:
Gregg@rvhaulers.ca
877.631.0065
Hey Gregg. I'm Robert, the one who emailed you earlier in the week from Quebec.
First off, I love watching your videos. Lots of clear and unbiased explanations.
Having detailed vehicles for over 20 years I understand the challenges of cigarette smoke. I may have a few tricks for anyone having cigarette smoke smells in their vehicle.
First off and as you mentioned, steam clean any plastic and material that you can.
When I do a full detail, first I start on the headliner. A good APC (all purpose cleaner) and a microfiber cloth. If it's really dirty I'll wet the cloth first. Then use a extractor machine if available and if not, a good wet/dry vacuum. Then I hit the seats with the same procedure. I'm betting that on a higher mileage vehicle that you will benefit by lightly wetting the seat and spraying with APC. I use a round nylon brush on the end of my drill to scrub. I use this attachment on the rubber mats and carpet also. Then I start hitting the plastics. Hit the plastics with a good APC and a damp microfiber cloth. After everything is done, I grab another microfiber cloth and steam clean over everything again. Top to bottom. Then, I litteraly take a soapy wash mit with car soap and attack those windows. I'll wash with mit and dry them. And probably repeat before finally using a window cleaner. Then for your regular garage warrior, you let it dry preferably with doors or windows open. Air circulation is key. Then when it's dry, take baking powder and sprinkle all over the seats and carpet. Wait another 12-24 hours. Now one last vacuum and it's starting to get to the end. Next change cabin filter assuming that you have one and I release a "car bomb" with the fan and heat on as high as it goes on recirculate. For the regular Joe it ends there. It should be pretty good if not perfect.
But if it's not, we have one last hail Mary. An Ozone machine. Most automotive detailer have one or can at least refer you to someone. These machines are amazing.
I hope this helps someone.
Hello Robert,
Thanks for providing that expert advice! I always get amazing support and information from my viewers. I really appreciate the helpful and detailed solution.
Gregg
What a great starter platform. Definately interested in a jeep hauler.
Hey there! Let me know if I can answer any questions about your ideas.
Ggg
Real nice Toy Hauler.
Hi Billy. I hope someone might be able to envision themselves taking their toys and hauling their 5th wheel with this candidate.
Gregg
We want one very similar to the one in the background hauling the Smart.
Can't wait to chat with you on the 18th about the options. James & Karie from Idaho👍
Right on!
Talk to you as planned.
Ggg
Very nice. I always enjoy learning about these trucks. Hoping to own one , one of these days.
Hi Gary. Thanks for your interest in my videos and work.
Gregg
Did you go fishing this year
Yes I am interested in a 780 Volvo truck and I want to haul a ATV on the truck with still bed and screening on it okay
Hi Melvin,
Yes, we can do that!
Call any time with questions. All my contact information is in the video description, or click here to go to our website:
www.rvhaulers.ca/
Thanks, Gregg
Have you ever built a hauler to haul a Polaris Slingshot 3 wheeler?
Hi Kenny G,
No, I haven't had the request YET to take the Slingshot. I have actually looked at them, and their low clearance, and figured out how to do it. IT CAN BE DONE!
Can I build one for you? Hey, that would be a really good reason for me to buy one - I'll need it for test loading. Hurry up and call me, I need a reason. C'mon, help a guy out ...
Ggg
I've noticed that the 5th wheel hitch seems lower then the hight it would be on a pickup. Is there modifications done on the camper in order to reach the hitch on a HDT?
Great question thanks. In all our custom builds we are careful to ensure the 5th wheel resultant height is to the current industry standard between 50 and 51 inches above ground.
Older 5th wheels were setup for 48 to 49 inches above ground.
Thanks for taking the time to watch my videos!
Gregg
Did you go fishing this summer
Howdy! Yes, my wife and I are at that stage where we work to LIVE, we don't live to work. Taking time to go hunting, camping and fishing is important to us. I hope you had some time to relax this summer as well!
Gregg
What is the price of Boxer
Hi Scott,
If you want to see current pricing, ( and other units coming up ) you can see pricing on my inventory page here:
www.rvhaulers.ca/inventory/
Thanks, Gregg