soldCustom 7×14 Wheelhouse/Toy Hauler/Camper

Hate to part with it, but I just don’t use it enough now that the son is off to college…

Custom 7×14 Wheelhouse/Toy Hauler/Camper

100% aluminum construction R&R brand deluxe trailer
Dual Dexter torsion axles
5000lb load capacity for hauling, moving, etc
Weight-assist full width/height rear door/ramp
15” radial tires BRAND NEW aluminium wheels (2022)
Fully insulated ceiling, walls, and floor
Extra height interior 6.5ft
2 24×30 slide window with custom curtains
Roof vent with sun block cover
Rubber coin flooring throughout over marine grade floor
Tongue and groove cedar siding interior with 3 coats of varnish
6 Catch Cover holes, 4 deep sleeves and 4 phone-saver in-use covers
Lights and rattle reels for each hole
2 fold up/down bench seats with custom cushions
Butcher block table and fold down side tables
2 twin size bunks (everything moves out of the way for ATV, motorcycle, etc)
6 reinforced heavy duty tie down points
26” LCD smart TV, folds up/down
RV antenna
Microwave, Atwood Wedgewood 3-burner gas stove + 17” oven. Butcher block cover
Suburban NT16-S forced air direct (outdoor) vented 16,000BTU furnace/thermostat
2 – 30lb propane tanks (full) with automatic switch over regulator
Brand new battery (2022)
Large storage area in 4ft v-nose with bi-fold door, bathroom?
PD4045JV converter
LED interior lighting
Movable boat seats
Fire extinguisher, smoke alarm, carbon monoxide alarm
Custom cedar cabinetry
AM/FM/MP Bluetooth stereo with surround sound speakers
Indoor/outdoor thermometer

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Price?

Whoops! That’s kind of important!

$14,000

Thx!

Very nice shack

Looks like a regular trailer. How do you lower it?

It does not lower. The hole sleeves make up the height above the ice. Works great, and you still get a trailer with a 5000lb capacity that rides nice and smooth. That was the trade off when I went this direction.

What’s the weight of the unit?

Here is the link for the trailer. You can click on the link to see the specs. Model for sale here is the 714VDC. Says the trailer is 2060#. I have not had it on a scale, but with the finished interior, etc I would guess it’s sitting right around 3000lb now.

Link isn’t showing up but google R&R trailers and look at “aluminum cargo trailers VDC series”. thx

What year is it?

Are there tie down rings built in?

very nicely built but my neck is sore just thinking about looking at a bobber with the trailer being off the ground that far. you have to be pretty much right over the hole to see your bobber dont you?

Dutch it says 6 tie downs in his description.

Yes, I caught that after I posted. Still would like the age. $14K seems like a lot, but not knowing it’s age it’s hard to say for sure.

Evening, gents. The trailer is a 2015 purchase. Tie downs are deep sank into the frame with coarse thread fasteners. Tow rear, two mid, two front. Hope this pic works. Coletrain: We usually fish a bobber at our feet and a jig rod right next door. Pretty easy to see both.

Just responding to this makes me wonder why I’m selling it! I should be fishing!

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Coletrain27 wrote:

very nicely built but my neck is sore just thinking about looking at a bobber with the trailer being off the ground that far. you have to be pretty much right over the hole to see your bobber dont you?

Just put another bobber stop on the line set above the floor. You can see the fish take it down from anywhere in the shack.

-J.

Jon Jordan wrote:

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very nicely built but my neck is sore just thinking about looking at a bobber with the trailer being off the ground that far. you have to be pretty much right over the hole to see your bobber dont you?

Just put another bobber stop on the line set above the floor. You can see the fish take it down from anywhere in the shack.

Why did I not think of this?

-J.

Jon Jordan wrote:

Just put another bobber stop on the line set above the floor. You can see the fish take it down from anywhere in the shack.

So simple and such a great idea. I can’t believe I never thought of that. Thanks Jon.

Assuming you have to be using a bait feeder reel then? Otherwise it would just pull on the pole…

Coletrain27 wrote:

Assuming you have to be using a bait feeder reel then? Otherwise it would just pull on the pole…

bobber, bail open, bobber stop between bobber and rod tip.

My buddy has a 7×14 set up very similar, we just use snare rods or rattle reels for set lines. Catch plenty of fish out of it.

we use tip downs, you can watch the rod tip down..

Pretty sure this means the end of ice fishing, at least in the metro! (I ain’t got a 2×12 that long!)

Officially changing the title of my posting to “Camper/toy hauler/wheel house”.

Who needs a camper?! I am around this weekend and would be glad to show you this fine camper! (Location: Rosemount, MN)

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That’s a great looking setup. If I didn’t just buy a quad I would consider an offer