Trailer Towing a Car
I have been towing a toad behind my Class A Diesel pusher for the past 13 years. It is very easy and I have had very few problems. My current toad is in need of replacement. My question is how big ...
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randallb wrote:
I always towed on a trailer and only had to store once and disconnect once. Most of the time we got a pull through, leveled the RV and drove the car off. I could unload in under 5 minutes and reload just as quick. The advantages to a trailer is that all the wear is on the trailer not the car and you can back up if you find yourself in a tight gas station or parking lot.
I also like being able to back up if I get blocked in a parking lot or gas station(it has happened more than once at a truck stop). I towed 4 down for several years and then switched to a car trailer. The trailer only takes a few extra minutes to drive on and secure the vehicle compared to 4 down.
I have had to unhook the trailer and move it to a different site a couple of times, but that wasn't an issue since the trailered vehicle has a hitch on it(which I would recommend)and I wanted to use the vehicle for sightseeing and would have unloaded it anyway.
