tow dollies suggesitions not criticism
I have towed 4-down for years ,just got a new van that has to on a dolly,is a steerable the best way to go or any suggestions .I would like to hear only good points LOL. How high does my hitch ball h...
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Effy wrote:
Forgive me guys but I have no idea what a "steerable" dolly is. I have a master tow with the swivle plate and I really like how it tracks the vehicle behind you on turns. But what exactly is a "steerable" dolly?
By "steerable" I think he means steerable wheels. A dolly with steerable wheels will follow directly in the path of the rear tires on the motorhome. A dolly with a swivel pan comes close but still cuts the corner a little shorter.
The only non steerable dolly I am aware of is the Acme. When using this dolly the steering on the towed vehicle is left unlocked so the wheels they turn as opposed to the dolly wheels or the pan swiveling.
Check your owners manual for brake recommendations Some motorhome manufacturers recommend electric brakes and caution against th use of surge brakes
