Will this tow that?
Hi all--concerned about a friend who has never owned a Class A and has never towed. Without input, he purchased a 2014 34' Allegro Open Road with Ford V-10. He is going to tow a 2014 Ford Explorer ...
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JC2 wrote:Effy wrote:ferndaleflyer wrote:
Won't be a problem and that V-10 is the best gas choice for towing....Neighbor has same unit and has bee towing a 32ft enclosed race car trailer all over the East coast with it for several years with zero problems and it tows excellent. He says you don't even know its is back there. That being said many of you should think of ways to DO things and not find reasons to NOT DO things. Its the "get er done" people that aren't missing much in this up tight world!!!!!!
I cannot believe this stuff shows up on here. Just ignore the facts and numbers and everyone else's safety. This mode of thinking is not only idiotic, it's dangerous. If someone heeding this advice ever took out my family I would own everything you have. Ignoring laws is NOT the way to do things. Frankly I like to do things the right way and have concern for others as well.
Exactly. Add irresponsible and inconsiderate to that.
Ditto. If doing things correctly and safely makes one "uptight", then I guess I'll err on the side of "uptight".
This is something that always confounded me...I've seen alot of smaller older gas units, many of them Class C's too - that have been pulling an open car trailer with a full size car or truck on it, or an enclosed car trailer (which I have to assume has a car or truck in it). I always wonder how they are doing it (safely)? It HAS to be over the weight/tow limit for those rigs? Or, am I missing something? :h
