Do I need a larger tow vehicle?

Now you you need 3 black tanks and a large fresh water tank!!!!

Three horsepower. (Or are they donkeys? 3DP?) I like it. Probably gets better mileage than my TV. I measure that in gallons per mile ;)

Weight distribution hitch is missing. Get the WDH on there and the tow vehicle will probably be ok.

I just bookmark this page for adding photos:
Photo upload

I wonder if there is an "emission" problem with that TV ?

Jerallen wrote:
My apologies- the pic link failed or I'm an idiot. Probably the latter.

I seriously doubt the latter part - don't be so hard on yourself :B

Try posting up the url to the link using the link button from the editor assistance line above the message box.

Cheers!

Mike

fixed- sorry for the confusion!

It would be my guess since you are asking the question...you already know the answer.

From my experience, I would wonder if I needed a larger tow vehicle until after 3 trucks I finally worked my way up to a tow vehicle with way more capacity than I needed. I no longer wonder if I need a larger tow vehicle.

So my advice to anyone who asks what size truck ? I reply as large as you can afford. You want more than enough capacity vs. just enough or too little.

You will be impressed by how easier it is to tow and stop with a more than capable tow vehicle

IGNORE ALL OF THE ABOVE NOW THAT THE PHOTO SHOWS UP...unless you are wondering what size tow vehicle to get.

My apologies- the pic link failed or I'm an idiot. Probably the latter.

Jerallen wrote:
I was thinking maybe a pair of draught horses would handle better?

Profile;
2003 30ft Cougar/Keystone
2003 Ford Expedition EB 4x4 5.4L
Reese Dual Cam w/1200# round bars


That could be a bit big for the Expedition, what are the weights and is everything level when you tow?

I must admit, a matched pair of Percherons or Clydesdales would be a lot prettier than any truck!