K-Z Sportsmen Sportster 17TH - travel trailer / toy hauler, a 2014 model purchased new in 2015, about 9,000 miles. Spick and span, practically perfect. When traveling, the couches / beds fold flat to the wall so we carried 2 motorcycles weighing 530 pounds each side-by-side. 8 tie-down anchors in the floor. We also installed 2 Condor motorcycle stands that detach from the floor. The entire back wall comes down easily to create a solid ramp. Just ride your toy(s) up the ramp and strap them down inside safe and sound. Two 30# propane tanks and 2 connected batteries with 2 small solar panels and hook-ups for long lasting power without a generator. AC, furnace, 6 gallon (propane or electric) hot water tank, 2 ceiling fans, skylight, large 3-way refrigerator with separate freezer. Divided kitchen sink with high faucet. 3-burner stove top, oven, and microwave. AM/FM/CD/AUX center with indoor and outdoor speakers. 14" wall-mounted flat screen TV, cable and satellite ready. Large 12 foot power awning with a hang-down sun screen. Plenty of storage and counter space. We put in Closet-Maid shelves with bins and bars to make 2 closets. Separate bathroom with a solid door--toilet, cabinet, tub with shower. 3690# dry weight; 2310# cargo capacity totaling 6000# so it's easy to tow. Couches fold flat to make 2 large beds. When the ramp is down, there is a pull-down retractable screen so the whole camper can be open but bugs and critters stay outside. I made a set of curtains for the opening so the back can stay down but you can still have privacy. Has winterization kit for the water system. We will include all the paraphernalia for hooking up to water, electric, and sewer. 38 gallon fresh water tank, 32 gallons each for gray and black water tanks. 4 stabilizer jacks, tandem wheels, electric tongue jack, full walk-on roof. This was our first camper and we've loved it, but we are going to stop riding so we no longer need a toy hauler but sure do plan to continue traveling and camping!
