Do not Lock your Hitch
On Oct.13 we traveled from SC, with our Fleetwood Bounder DP to Dauphin Island in AL with our Saturn Vue in tow. The first day we traveled aprox. 300 miles, stopped in Pine Island overnight. I ran the...
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rgatijnet1 wrote:
I've never heard of anyone having their toad stolen while it was connected to the back of their coach.
I think it is just common sense to check all pins and connections at every stop, before you get back on the highway. Things can come loose or break and it makes sense to check often for any problems.
Definitely a big YUP!
Lock the hitch to the RV receiver.....no need to key lock the tow bar arms to the dingy its self...that way you cam pull those tow bar pins and either drive the toad away from the coach or vice-a-versa
