Quick disconnect

The only true answer is in the owner's manual that came with the truck. Look in the manual under recreational towing.....Dennis

Access to the FMCA dinghy guides are free with membership and they go back well over ten years.

The best source for all things TOAD, or dinghy as they refer to them/

Every year make model can be different, some no way, some with alterations. This guide will tell you exactly what your friend needs. I see where past issues are for sale for $1.99? The last few years are still free. A quick google may find you a free copy out there in cyber world.

Dinghy Towing Guide Archive

Remco drive shaft disconnect? No longer built by Remco to my recollection. These were a great system that allowed us to tow, two Ford Aerostar rear wheel drive vans, equipped with automatic transmissions.

David0725 wrote:
Hi I am asking for a friend. New to a class A. He wants to tow his f150 Do they make a Quick Disconnect for the f150? Is it even towable?
thanks

David,
Well Sir, this is really a vague question. "Quick Disconnect" FOR WHAT? The pig tail? The tow bar? The safety chains or cables? And, what's also important here is, what year is his F-150? You see, Ford, in it's infinite wisdom, didn't allow the F-150 in 4WD or, 2WD flat towable until the model year 2012.
Scott

I'm assuming you are talking about towing with a tow-bar. To answer the question, more information will be needed. Does the F150 fall within the towing limits of the Class A? (is it a DP?) What year is the truck? Is it 2WD or 4WD? The more the information you can gather, the better (and more accurate) the answer will be.

Doug