Featherlite toyhauler on top of 24' box truck

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Is this a realistic project?

Put this 24' featherlite surv 7924 which I bought used in new shape..


On top of something like this.

I realize the ramp would be to high to use but ramp could be used as a deck since I could pull a trailer to haul my toys..

Main issue would be the rear axle and wheels matching the wheel wells on the featherlite. single wheel tag axle? But other than that.. Everything's done except for adding storage along the underside..

Crazy?

 

[herm]

the height of that toy hauler on top of that chassis will be probably be higher than the standard box.

 

[LivelyZach]

the height of that toy hauler on top of that chassis will be probably be higher than the standard box.

Ultimately all that matters is the total road height when completed.I'm considering this option(toy hauler) on an Fuso FG 4x4 with an installed 15 foot aluminium flatbed.Once the wheels/axles are removed from the toy hauler,and it mounted to the flat bed ,the projected overall road height will be just under 12 ft.Well within the legal limit of 13'-6".Many toy haulers including the ops example, are no taller than a standard camper.

 

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Ultimately all that matters is the total road height when completed.I'm considering this option(toy hauler) on an Fuso FG 4x4 with an installed 15 foot aluminium flatbed.Once the wheels/axles are removed from the toy hauler,and it mounted to the flat bed ,the projected overall road height will be just under 12 ft.Well within the legal limit of 13'-6".Many toy haulers including the ops example, are no taller than a standard camper.

Nice work!
Iv kind of given up on this idea.. But who knows.. I may never find the e350 4x4 van I need to haul it with and resort back. But filling the wheel wells on mine represent the biggest issue with axle relocation. And then a tag axle