ford truck guy wrote:
Ron, that is considered "double tow" and I know that anywhere in the EAST that is NOT permitted..
Quote - "In general, you'll find that every state along the Atlantic Coast bans double towing except for Maryland. Hawaii, Washington and Oregon also make it illegal to double tow"
That's why folks look for the swivel wheel trailer.... That is NOT considered a double tow. I believe ?? Someone here will correct me if I am wrong.....
Here - Swivel Wheel by Cruiser Lift
On edit, It LOOKS like it will depend on how you want to interpret the local state laws -
quote -"A frequent question asked is if the Swivelwheel system is legal to tow in all states. There are basically 22 states that do not allow double trailer towing, some of them call it triple towing. We consider the system an extension of the Fifth wheel or motor home. (Not a Trailer).
Although we do not agree, The State of New York has decided to re-class our swivelwheel system therefore, it could fall under the double/triple towing law.
A trailer is classified by a ball mount, our Swivelwheel system does not utilize a ball mount. There are other classifications but the Swivelwheel just does not meet them. For more information please call our toll free # 1-866-794-8357 or Email: info@cruiserlift.com.
This is false information for Georgia. You can double tow as long as the first trailer is a fifth wheel hitch. You cannot pull behind a ball mount.
