(03-24-2017, 03:08 AM)FlyGuy Wrote: Hello Michael
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I bought mine from Lark in Georgia it was 8 feet high and 22 feet long including the V-nose. It worked fine and had a ramp and the side door and no other extras the cost to me was 6500, I bought it through an agent, while I was there they told me to contact him directly next time and I would save $1000.
In effect the only option you are paying for is an extra 18 inches of height. A nice bonus is that it makes the ramp 18 inches longer, so the slope is quite shallow. I just remembered I also got a little platform that goes on the ramp so that there will not be a step that you would have to roll over. I was very satisfied with what I got and it worked quite well.
hope this helps
regards
Richard
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Thanks for your feedback. What I should have articulated more clearly is I need to get information from owners of toy hauler manufacturers that had a standard door opening size that worked with the mosquito or the companies worked with them. Most companies give an external height not internal height and no spec. for door height.
I have found a few brands that show potential but since buying one won't happen for at least a year I wanted to see what brands other owners had that required the least amount of modifications. As far as length I was looking at a minimum of 25', it would be nice if it could be longer.
Thanks again,
Michael
(03-24-2017, 03:08 AM)FlyGuy Wrote: Hello Michael
[quote pid='29206' dateline='1490324884']
I bought mine from Lark in Georgia it was 8 feet high and 22 feet long including the V-nose. It worked fine and had a ramp and the side door and no other extras the cost to me was 6500, I bought it through an agent, while I was there they told me to contact him directly next time and I would save $1000.
In effect the only option you are paying for is an extra 18 inches of height. A nice bonus is that it makes the ramp 18 inches longer, so the slope is quite shallow. I just remembered I also got a little platform that goes on the ramp so that there will not be a step that you would have to roll over. I was very satisfied with what I got and it worked quite well.
hope this helps
regards
Richard
[/quote]
,
Thanks for your feedback. What I should have articulated more clearly is I need to get information from owners of toy hauler manufacturers that had a standard door opening size that worked with the mosquito or the companies worked with them. Most companies give an external height not internal height and no spec. for door height.
I have found a few brands that show potential but since buying one won't happen for at least a year I wanted to see what brands other owners had that required the least amount of modifications. As far as length I was looking at a minimum of 25', it would be nice if it could be longer.
Thanks again,
Michael