These are normaly used for Quads, Dirt Bikes, and Sand Rails, but has anyone put their rig in one of these?

I have some lituture on these-

Triple axle
Payload 6,000lbs
GVWR 13,000lbs
axle weight 5,425lbs

5th Wheel
Payload 5,800lbs
GVWR 11,400Lbs

This would be the ultimate trailer if it would be safe.

There's a few people here that have done that. InfantryYJ, and desertoy are the two that come to mind first ;)

I have not put a rig in one, but that is what I am planning on getting net summer. I have talked to one of there sales reps and for an extra $800.00 to $1000.00 they add 2 extra cross memders to the door and the cargo area so that you can haul a car in them. It sound like they are very customer freindly and they will just about custom build one just the way you want it.
I'll find out this summer.
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http://warriormfg.com/

The only thing I don't like about most of those trailers are that the rig shares the same living space as you do. Get a tranny leak, or crack an axle housing, little bit of gas, etc... that smell is going to be living with you.

You can get the garage model. It has a totally seperate area for your toys, so you dont smell all the fumes..

When I was looking for a Toy Hauler I wanted one that I could put my Jeep in. If it would haul the Jeep the dirtbikes wouldn't be any problem. My CJ-7 weighs in at ~4000lbs and needs ~15ft to park/tie it down. I looked at WW at I was not impressed with the construction and the claim of a 6k payload. That and they didn't offer a garage version with a 15ft garage - if they did the trailer would be too big to tow behind my Dodge. I got a Patio Hauler with a 10ft garage so it just carries the dirt bikes. If I ever get the money/desire to haul the Jeep in a trailer I'll step up and buy a race car trailer with living quarters not a RV trailer with a garage.

Brian