Thinking about moving over to a 5th wheel
I currently have toyhauler but I have a boat and would love to be able to tow the boat also therefore the need for a 5th wheel. My quad is...Can all 5th wheels have a receiver hitch on the back for to...
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My current travel trailer came factory equipped with a hitch and it is framed using the trailer frame and the sewer bumper. It looks pretty strong, and I use it for carrying a cargo cage. However, there is a label on the hitch that has a weight limit warning. I don't think I'd ever want to tow anything with it, even a small utility trailer, even though it looks like it's well done. Look can be deceiving. If it were not for the weight limit label, I would have never known.
As stated above, you are best to check with your camper's manufacturer (or even your local dealer may be able to help you). Even welding a hitch to your camper's existing frame might be detrimental to the integrity of the camper.
FYI, Indiana allows double tow also. In fact, Indiana allows double towing behind a "bumper pull" trailer too. I see it all the time in Southern Indiana where there are more lakes and recreation areas.
As stated above, you are best to check with your camper's manufacturer (or even your local dealer may be able to help you). Even welding a hitch to your camper's existing frame might be detrimental to the integrity of the camper.
FYI, Indiana allows double tow also. In fact, Indiana allows double towing behind a "bumper pull" trailer too. I see it all the time in Southern Indiana where there are more lakes and recreation areas.
