Unbraked trailer, towing limitations
Hey folks, I’m looking for a new tow vehicle for a rig coming in at 2700 lbs, loaded, per the scale. I decided to trade down to a more modest unibody suv like the highlander, telluride or similar wit...
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Thank you Scooby
I noted at the beginning of my comments, it may not happen often. But I do know of a few CVEO'S that like to pull over type A motor homes with Dinghy's, the dinghy vehicles have not been hooked up to use brakes, the only way to leave the side of the road is to disconnect the two units. AFTER getting a moving violation ticket, due to no brakes operating on the towed vehicle.
Does it happen often, probably not, but it can happen! Operators choice on the gamble
Marty
I noted at the beginning of my comments, it may not happen often. But I do know of a few CVEO'S that like to pull over type A motor homes with Dinghy's, the dinghy vehicles have not been hooked up to use brakes, the only way to leave the side of the road is to disconnect the two units. AFTER getting a moving violation ticket, due to no brakes operating on the towed vehicle.
Does it happen often, probably not, but it can happen! Operators choice on the gamble
Marty
