Trailers for a Tundra?

[Havasuhunter]

I have a 2013 Tundra with a 5.7 motor, tow package, etc.

I'm looking to get a trailer I can tow to job sites and use on hunts.

Love to here some opinions. I think it needs to be a toy hauler just for putting tools, ladders, etc in the garage if nothing else.

1. What trailers do you all use with your half ton trucks? Opinions? Likes, dislikes, etc?

2.anyone have anything for sale that would fit my needs?

3. Hitches, rear sway bars, etc. Likes, dislikes, what is necessary?

I had a 1 ton diesel and just hooked up and towed whatever I wanted. I know I need to pay attention to detail a little more with a half ton for safety and to not tear up the truck.

 

Thanks in advance. I Could be buying a nice trailer for what im spending on motels per month, so I'm pretty motivated.

[More D]

If you are going to bumper pull then a Equal-i-zer "4 way" hitch is the best way. They certainly are not the cheapest but by far the best.

[MULEPACKHUNTER]

My buddy pulls a Coleman bumper type and its like 20 ft or more. 5 of us had dinner in there and it was roomy. He has same truck and pulls it all over. It looms way big for the truck but it works.

[Havasuhunter]

I'm looking to get something with a decent bathroom shower too, since I will using full hookups and taking showers after working all day.

Just wanted to add that.

Definitely would like to here opinions on what people like and dislike as regards to that. Most are fairly standard when it come to stove and sink, etc I think?

 

The other concern is the generator when not on hookups? My motor home always smelled like exhaust when running it. My cousins 70+K toy hauler did the same. I'd love to find a Unit I can run the generator and not fill the living quarters with exhaust smell. I'm almost thinking a removable gen that rolls into the garage so it can be ran down wind when in use as opposed to an onboard unit,but I know they are a high theft item and that could pose a problem.