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<blockquote data-quote="Yoby" data-source="post: 63513" data-attributes="member: 631">I ended up picking up the 650 cabin last winter.&nbsp; I have a topper on my crew cab pickup.&nbsp; It was the largest flip over I could get and still be able to close the tailgate.&nbsp; As other have said, they are a bit on the heavy side.&nbsp; I am able to load and unload by myself, but not ideal.I have had 2 adults and my 12 yr old nephew in it. We were able to have 4 holes, a heater (propane tank outside) and 1 flasher. It gets a bit tight with that.&nbsp; I also have the bench which allows for a little more wiggle room.&nbsp; This will be my setup for quite a long time.&nbsp; If you have the room or don't mind the tailgate down, I would go bigger.&nbsp; Depending on if you have younger boys or not, I would recommend the bench.&nbsp; My 4 yr old is able to sit on the bench and use the side of the sled as his foot rest.- - - Updated - - -[ATTACH]3061[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Yoby, post: 63513, member: 631"] I ended up picking up the 650 cabin last winter. I have a topper on my crew cab pickup. It was the largest flip over I could get and still be able to close the tailgate. As other have said, they are a bit on the heavy side. I am able to load and unload by myself, but not ideal. I have had 2 adults and my 12 yr old nephew in it. We were able to have 4 holes, a heater (propane tank outside) and 1 flasher. It gets a bit tight with that. I also have the bench which allows for a little more wiggle room. This will be my setup for quite a long time. If you have the room or don't mind the tailgate down, I would go bigger. Depending on if you have younger boys or not, I would recommend the bench. My 4 yr old is able to sit on the bench and use the side of the sled as his foot rest. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] [ATTACH=CONFIG]3061._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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