Towing a cargo van
I am moving across three states, from Wa to Ca, I am driving a 77 Dodge Jamboree, and intend to tow a cargo van, since they seem to be cheaper than trailers. I have the lights, do I have to use brak...
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Puppydogk91 wrote:
You all have talked me into a cargo trailer.
I will try to buy one so I can sell it again at the end of the line, instead of renting one.
wait, what about the cargo van with a 454? Towing the motor home? No one commented on that? Well, some of you mentioned no brakes. And I would have to reconnect the drive line if I have to move it in a forced back up situation.
Ok, Cargo trailer it is.
Thanks for all your input.
A open used utility trailer is not that much, look around on craigslist they can be had for as little as 500 bucks sometimes.
If your that tight on money with babies and young children you should not be doing the motorhome thing right now, stick with a small car and tent and save your money, a motorhome broke down on the highway will cost you lots of dollars dealing with freeway repair shops.
