Towing a large vehicle
We currently tow a 37 ft TT behind our 15 passenger van. We've started toying with the idea of getting a motorhome. We have 11 kids so a smaller vehicle isn't an option. All of the GVWR numbers mak...
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IMHO - I suggest a used DP with a 10K hitch rating. Then you need a 10K base plate and 10K tow bar. For this I suggest blue ox. Now you are ready to looking into installing a drive line disconnect. Some Ford vans can be modified to tow with out a drive line disconnect.
You are not CRAZY BUT YOU MAY HAVE TO LOOK A LONG TIME AND THEN YOU MAY NOT BE COMPLETELY SATISFIED.
You are not CRAZY BUT YOU MAY HAVE TO LOOK A LONG TIME AND THEN YOU MAY NOT BE COMPLETELY SATISFIED.
Jesshopes wrote:
We currently tow a 37 ft TT behind our 15 passenger van. We've started toying with the idea of getting a motorhome. We have 11 kids so a smaller vehicle isn't an option. All of the GVWR numbers make my head spin a bit. Does anyone tow a large/heavy vehicle like mine behind their MH? We've found a couple of gas MH's that have 5000lb hitches on them. Is there a gas MH out there that would have the power to tow more than that? Are we crazy? (We are on a pretty tight budget and are looking for used MHs)
TIA
