New Member and Question
Hey everyone I'm new to the motorhome life with a new to me 1999 Holiday Rambler Vacationer. The family and I are planning a shakedown cruise at the end of the month to Missouri, NC and then back to ...
Forum Discussion
In theory, it's always merely a matter of how hard is it to do. Removing a drive shaft is perhaps not hard for a mechanic with 20 years experience, but it's more work than most folks ever want to undertake, and it is certainly more work than having a toad that doesn't need the drive shaft removed. I had a Jeep Libby 4x4 that had a neutral position on the transfer case specifically to enable towing 4-down, but your Nitro evidently does not have that feature. I kind of agree with @Ava that you might find it more enjoyable not having to deal with the dolly as well as put the drive shaft back in. It's up to you.
