Hybrid towing
I have read alot of the towing info but anybody towing Fusion Hybrids is the RVI brake or the Patriot better for hybrids the dealer trying to sell me on the RVI but the cost is $300 more than the Pat...
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afrescop wrote:
Winnebago specifically states in the owner's manual NOT to use an inertia type (ReadyBrake) braking system in their motorhomes.
..Makes me glad I didn't buy a Winnebago. And, until they get that ridiculous, outdated nonsense out of their owner's manual, I won't be buying one in the future. :)
This kind of reminds me of those ridiculous instructions on U-haul trailer contracts, saying max. speed of 45 mph. LOL, anyone that truly abides by THAT ridiculous limit on interstates, is going to get run over and cause a huge wreck! Uhaul openly admitted that was something that was left over on their trailers from the 1950s, and they just never took it off (until recently) just to give them an easy 'out' from liability if anything ever breaks on their trailers.
Kinda sounds like Winnebago is doing the same thing with ridiculously outdated, unnecessary limitations. Amazing, that no other gas Class A manufacturer (who builds their coaches on EXACT same F53 chassis, same hitch receivers) have that 'restriction' in their owner's manuals. :)
Will
