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I haven't seen one either but I'll also spout off.  That's a lot of 
length to pull as a BP.  I'm no engineer but I'd wonder about the torque 
on the truck axle/suspension as well as weight distribution.  Also, from 
the specs, it seems like there's much less good living space than in a 
camper.  If I had to have a bumper pull, I'd get a nice camper to go 
with it.
Laney

April wrote:
> http://www.logancoach.com/trailers/living_quarters.html#comfort
>
> These look pretty interesting. I have not seen or bought one, but I'll 
> spout off anyway.
>
> If I'm reading the specs correctly, the length of a 3H bumper pull with 
> lq would be 20' 4". A 2H would be 17' 3". Both numbers without the 
> tongue. Wonder how much the LQ weighs?
>
> I don't see that this floorplan would work for more than one person, 
> though. My husband or I often take a nap at various times during a trip. 
> This arrangement would keep us from doing that without making the LQ 
> pretty much inaccessible to the non-napping person.
>
> Any idea on cost?
>
> Personally, I don't like the idea of no stove; unless the microwave runs 
> on propane. ;-) Camping stoves are easy to deal with, though.
>
> Interesting concept.
>
> April
>
> On 1/8/06, *GoTory@xxxxxx <mailto:GoTory@xxxxxx>* <GoTory@xxxxxx 
> <mailto:GoTory@xxxxxx>> wrote:
>
>     Saw an ad that mentioned 2 or 3 horse bumper pull Logan trailers
>     with LQ- has
>     anyone seen -or better yet-bought one?   Pros & cons would be greatly
>     appreciated!
>     nikki in northern CA


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