Double towing
Question for those who double tow. Do you find overnite camp ground that can accommodate you enroute without unhooking, or do you stay at wallyworld or something similar. This will be my first year to...
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Cummins12V98 wrote:ol Bombero-JC wrote:Cummins12V98 wrote:
FYI it's "triple tow". Also it's not legal in several States.
NO - it's (only) called a triple tow in some states, or by some individuals who like the term - and figure it should apply for all 50 states.
CA makes it simple:
You may only tow one vehicle behind your tow vehicle with a non-commercial class A, B, or C Driver's License.
(Pg 29 of the RV handbook)
No double or triple tow terms involved.
With a Commercial Class A Driver's License - and a doubles endorsement, you may tow two vehicles behind (at least) a one ton truck - with length restrictions, etc.
Meet the req's - and you can call it a "double tow", "triple tow", "pulling doubles" - or whatever rings your chimes..:R
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We are talking RV's here and "triple tow" seems to be what it's called.
Well maybe in your mind it is. When I double tow I have two trailers I'm towing thus "double". Now if I had three trailers it would be "triple" which is what I've been using for the last 50+ years. Just like double or tandem axe means two or triaxle means three. If triple means 2 trailers to you all the arguing in the world won't change your mind.
