How-to tutorials

Setting up your Team Lodge for a day on the ice doesn't have to be a daunting task. A few simple steps and you will have your wheel house lowered to the ice and ready to catch fish in no time!

Our toy haulers are built with two internal and two external speakers. Pairing your bluetooth device such a phone to stream music in your Team Lodge is as simple as a few easy steps.

There is nothing more relaxing than laying down for a good nights rest after a fun day of adventuring. Our in-house manufactured Sleater design converts to a full queen size bed in a matter of seconds.

Our in-house manufactured sleater can convert to a dinette and sitting setup within seconds. No more messing around with clunky and uncomfortable dinettes and make shift tables.

Utilizing your awning on your Team Lodge doesn't have to be a daunting task. With a few key components to know and a few minutes of time, you'll have your camp all setup and protected from the elements!

Our in-house custom engineered "bunch" maximizes the toy hauler garage space and can convert to a double bunk setup or fold down as a couch! Built to serve many needs, the bunch can easily be setup or stored in a matter of seconds!

The freestanding bunch is a new design that came with the development of the all-new Team Lodge MYLO. A few pins and a matter of minutes and the freestanding bunch can be deployed as a double bunk or set up as a comfortable couch!

Winterizing your Team Lodge toy hauler doesn't have to be a complicated task. With a few minutes of time and a gallon of RV Antifreeze you'll have your Team Lodge ready for the cold weather in no time!

The Truma on-demand hot water heater not only saves space in your Team Lodge but is also very efficient. No more needing to wait for your water to warm up, with the flip of a switch you will have instant hot water in your Team Lodge!

Preparing your Team Lodge toy hauler for travel is a very quick and painless process. When all is said and done and it's time to head home from your adventure, there is nothing more frustrating that having to spend unneeded time getting your trailer ready to hit the road.

Our toy haulers come standard with a max vent to help with air flow weather a person is cooking or looking to let out a little heat on a hot summer day. The max vents are a simple but yet effective tool to use in a Team Lodge.

Our hydraulic axles are built to be manually overridden in case of a dead remote battery or lost remote. Along with this comes the access panel to your battery box where you can easily access or replace your trailer batteries as needed. Within a few seconds one can access the hydraulic override or swap out trailer batteries!

We often get asked from new owners on how the process works for raising and lowering your hydraulic Team Lodge toy hauler. The process is as simple as pulling the safety pins, utilizing the remote key fob and in less than 30 seconds your toy hauler is ready for base camp or to hit the road!

Using your cassette style toilet in your Team Lodge shouldn't be an intimidating process. With a few simple steps you will see just how easy our cassette toilets are to operate and clean.

Whether you are heading out for the first trip of the season or needing to fill up a propane tank after a few uses, changing or replacing your propane tanks on your Team Lodge trailer should be pain-free task that will only take a few minutes.

Once you have your Team Lodge setup on the ice, at your campsite or pit stop for the night, next you will want to turn your furnace on to warm the trailer up. There's nothing worse than a cold camper at night while trying to get a good night's rest. Whether you are running a generator, connecting to a RV hookup in a campground or plugging in at your house, kicking your furnace is simple step that will have your trailer warm and toasty in no time at all!

Connecting your Team Lodge trailer to an external power source doesn't have to be a complicated process. Whether you are running a generator, connecting to a RV hookup in a campground or plugging in at your house, there are a few simple steps to ensure you have the proper connection and in no time you'll have power to your trailer!