2019 rzr 1000 s in an outlaw

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maybe asked before, but I'm new to this forum. outlaw garage is 10' 2" the new Polaris rzr 1000 turbo s says its 122" which is 10' 1.6" LOL I'm assuming it fits? anybody hauling those new rzr's in an outlaw? or any rzr? 2 seater. these are taller and longer than older units due to 32" tires.

[16ACE27]

Last I checked 122" = 10" 2", not 10' 1.6". I'm thinking it's time to break out an accurate tape measure for both components.

[Bob Denman]

It'll fit... In theory!
But that's about it...
IF (and only if!) your measurements are precise: do you think that you can strap it down and guarantee that there'll be NO movement?
(You'll have less than a quarter of an inch clearance at each end... )

I had three inches of clearance when my Spyder was in my 29-H. It was too right for comfort...

[10scDust]

We have a 2016 Thor Outlaw 29H.
I never actually measured the garage for exact, but it is supposed to be 9'.

Our 2012 RZR, two seater measures 9' 2" with bumpers and a silencer attached.
There you have it.
To measure it, went to the cement floor in the shop.
Using a four foot level, touched the extreme front & rear, made sure perpendicular to the floor (the level), chalk marked floor and measured.

My thinking is: in my toy hauler RV it would not fit, but let us say measurements said it would, even with 2" clearance, once the machine is in there, you block the entry door from the cabin.
Effectively making getting in there for anything very difficult until the ramp door gets opened.
Does that make sense?
Plus what Bob Denman mentioned about tying it down good!

I thought about hooking my utility trailer to the trailer hitch to bring it.
I already know it fits in the trailer, which is 6' x 10' inside, covered utility trailer.
Then if bringing spare 5 gallon fuel cans, I would rather not have the gasoline odor, inside the RV!

[Jcopenhaver2@tampabay.rr.]

I have a 2018 Thor Outlaw and a 2016 RZR 900 trail and the gararge is 108 " and the RZR is 105" and it barely fits but does.I dont think anything larger will work and the Outlaw 29J is even shorter 96 " !

[Bob Denman]

I found the same thing when I put my Spyder, into my 29-H.
It fit: but it was ahttp://www.thorforums.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=15072&stc=1&d=15474017 02ctually a bit too close for comfort...

[10scDust]

Originally Posted by Jcopenhaver2@tampabay.rr.

I have a 2018 Thor Outlaw and a 2016 RZR 900 trail and the gararge is 108 " and the RZR is 105" and it barely fits but does.I dont think anything larger will work and the Outlaw 29J is even shorter 96 " !

Is your Outlaw a class A?
Ours a class C.
I believe the big boys have a larger garage.

We are working our way to a class A, one step at a time...

[10scDust]

Originally Posted by Bob Denman

I found the same thing when I put my Spyder, into my 29-H.
It fit: but it was ahttp://www.thorforums.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=15072&stc=1&d=15474017 02ctually a bit too close for comfort...

That doesn't look too bad.
We pack a Sportster, turned trike, and a Low Rider side by side.
We need to put the 2 wheeler in first and slide it over to the right side first.
The trike goes in angled to the left.
A little tight, yes, but manageable, although the jack knife couches had to be taken out and stowed.

[Bob Denman]

I had about an inch of clearance at both ends... The bike rocked on it's front suspension a bit, and did mark the garage door...

[wguyth410]

New to RV'ing and wanting to load my RZR 1000 xp in the outlaw 38mb. Garage is supposed to be 10' 2" length. Specs on my RZR also says should fit. The problem I see however, is that in the new Outlaw class A, it comes with patio railings and an inner back door to separate garage from porch. Having those add ons makes my RZR impossible to fit.

Anybody have any experience removing those doors & railings?