Dinghy towing a lifted truck
Good morning! I'm in desperate need for advice!! I just purchased a 2005 Monoco Knight diesel pusher. I have a 2010 GMC 2500 that with all included has roughly 10 inches of lift. 6 inch suspension li...
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CA Traveler wrote:Ron, Why would the OP want to tow a trailer to the oil fields with his truck? If he doesn't take the MH to the fields then he doesn't save any housing money. I think the OPs and others intention is clear. The OP has a MH and wants to flat tow the truck to the oil fields. If he can't flat tow the truck then towing a trailer with the truck on it is a possible option.
A trailer adds weight and the MH hitch needs to handle the weight.
Yes, that is what I wanted to convey. I see large pickups on trailers quite often. The hitch just needs to be handle the weight and the MH able to pull it.
Yeah, but the "trailer" part was started by Roy:
Posted By: RoyB on 07/04/14 07:40am
If it were me I would get me a smaller high clearance trailer just for those off-road places that catches your interest and leave the big beast at home for the long haul trips.
There is a time and place for both styles of so called camping...
Roy Ken
Annnnd, I believe he was referring to a travel trailer...not a car hauler.
Ron
