How does one tow a 12,900 foot FW?

Swing wide in turns?!

Avoid turning for one..

Length is not the important factor. Pin weight vs the vehicle used to tow is what you need to consider. Longer trailers are actually easier to back than short ones. Check each state you intend to travel for their combined length limits.

Not bad, $1.00/foot!!!

12,900 feet long? Must be quite the RV. Probably takes a while to get from the bedroom to the bathroom.

Carefully, very carefully with a BEEG truck.:B

robsouth wrote:
Length is not the important factor. Pin weight vs the vehicle used to tow is what you need to consider. Longer trailers are actually easier to back than short ones. Check each state you intend to travel for their combined length limits.

Yep - 12,900' is *not* an important factor..:R

"Pin weight vs the vehicle used to tow is what you need to consider".

If a Toyota can tow the Space Shuttle, it shouldn't be a problem, right?..:C

"Longer trailers are actually easier to back than short ones."

Maybe -
but finding a camp site to accommodate 12,900 ft could be tough..:(

Most states limit total length to 65' - but there must be at least *one* state out of 50.......
maybe Hawaii??

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On edit: OK - got all that covered -
but if I have a short bed, do I need a slider?.:h


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Maybe the measurement is in millimeters....that would make it only around 42 feet.;)

Hate to have to replace the tires on this unit being as the number of axles that would be need!!!!

With an escort. One in front and one in back. With a big sign Oversize load.