Towing both car & Harley
I've got a 35' Class A with a 5K towing limit, tow my Ford Edge with a Tow Dolly, and would love to take my Road King along. Best option appears to be installing a hydraulic lift on the RV to accommod...
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mowermech wrote:johntank wrote:GottaRunGottaCamp wrote:Ivylog wrote:
1800 lbs that far back is going to put 2500+ lbs on your rear axle and take 700 off the front = NO WAY is this going to work. They make toe dollies that you can put the cycle in front of the car.
Like Ivylog said;
I hope you never have any t-case problems as Jeep per the owners manual does not recommend towing a Jeep with 2 wheels off the ground, it's either a 4 wheel flat tow or on a trailer. Just for your information
If he removes the rear driveshaft, the Jeep is good to go.
Either that or a driveshaft disconnect (pricey as far as I know and prone to problems if not adjusted correctly), but I would say most people would not want to lay on the ground to do the remove of the driveshaft, then one has to think how to keep the t-case oil from leaking out, one could tie driveshaft up to the side to prevent this but is a lot of work. Was just trying to tell him that towing his Jeep that way could cause a problem with the t-case.
