Legal to tow this combination in Alaska
We will be in Alaska during September and meeting up with good friends who live there. One of our fun things is to hunt Ptarmigin and grouse. We use a powered canoe to cross some sloughs. For the...
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Thanks. You're the second person I've heard refer to Los Anchorage. I haven't been to Alaska in 14 years - has it changed that much? Sorry if it has.
We already know where we're going and even I have been there several times. One place is Tangle Lakes, the other my friend has sworn me to secrecy. There, we only cross a slough at one place and it's only 40 yards. But we have to cross it. Those are the only 2 reasons we pull the canoe. Since I will already be in an RV pulling an SUV, we could all travel in one rig if we could merely hook the canoe to the back of the SUV (lots of highway miles to enjoy each other's company, not to mention fuel savings). We'd pull off and disconnect the SUV before we even made a turn off the major roads.
Guess we'll hook it up, measure and give it a short test run to see if it's feasible.
We already know where we're going and even I have been there several times. One place is Tangle Lakes, the other my friend has sworn me to secrecy. There, we only cross a slough at one place and it's only 40 yards. But we have to cross it. Those are the only 2 reasons we pull the canoe. Since I will already be in an RV pulling an SUV, we could all travel in one rig if we could merely hook the canoe to the back of the SUV (lots of highway miles to enjoy each other's company, not to mention fuel savings). We'd pull off and disconnect the SUV before we even made a turn off the major roads.
Guess we'll hook it up, measure and give it a short test run to see if it's feasible.
