Jun-07-2017 03:52 PM
Jun-13-2017 10:53 AM
jpmihalk wrote:
Dolly towing opens up a lot more possibilities for tow vehicles as basically any front wheel drive vehicle can be dolly towed.
Jun-13-2017 09:11 AM
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Jun-12-2017 06:17 PM
real4u2c wrote:
Ok All,
Tow dolly vs. tow bar, I need feedback on what the consensus is using to tow behind a Class A. My Class A is 2004 Fleetwood Pace arrow 37c with the 8.1l gas engine, I believe its a max tow of 5000lbs. I am not towing over that weight toad combined I am trying to stay under 4500lbs. I have never pulled anything behind my home on wheels, so any and all input is welcome. Especially when I am about to make a huge to me monetary decision.
Jun-12-2017 05:48 PM
Jun-12-2017 02:56 PM
Mile High wrote:
have the DW jump in the toad and use it to back up the motorhome. I probably could with my Jeep on a level surface with the MH in neutral.
Jun-12-2017 10:25 AM
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Jun-12-2017 04:52 AM
et2 wrote:Sam Spade wrote:Tom/Barb wrote:
load easy, and you can back up.
Having some unpleasant experience trying to back a 4 wheel farm wagon where the front wheels steer.......
I can't help but think that towing a vehicle 4-down would limit your backing to maybe a couple of feet at most.
But almost nobody seems to want to mention that.
I've never had to back up in 4 years. Planning is the key. The tow bars aren't designed to push, and the front wheels on the toad will probably go south as you said. Some have had limited success. Nothing I'd ever try.
That one Time if I ever had to back up it would take a very short time to just disconnect vs damaging stuff. Plan your moves ahead.
Jun-12-2017 04:48 AM
Sam Spade wrote:Tom/Barb wrote:
load easy, and you can back up.
Having some unpleasant experience trying to back a 4 wheel farm wagon where the front wheels steer.......
I can't help but think that towing a vehicle 4-down would limit your backing to maybe a couple of feet at most.
But almost nobody seems to want to mention that.