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[caou_26]

Ya'll think there will be any trouble pulling a 32 ft trailer with a 40 ft RV through Colorado when it comes to the law?

[caou_26]

Travelon,
I posted this again because last time everyone started talking about California. Not going there!!

[Travelon]

This was your first post on 06/30/2015...caou_26 "I have a 40 ft RV and will be pulling a 32 ft trailer. 80 ft total lenght. Is that legal?"

Check with each State's DMV to get the correct answer which may not be to your liking.

Quote from Albert Einstein..."Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results"

Travelon

[Skid_Row_Joe]

caou_26 wrote:
Ya'll think there will be any trouble pulling a 32 ft trailer with a 40 ft RV through Colorado when it comes to the law?

No trouble at all. You'll be fine.

[caou_26]

Just a Jeep and a RZR. 5,000 lbs or so.

[Mr_Mark1]

caou_26 wrote:
My motorhome is a Freightliner motorcoach.

I'm not sure of the legal length, but how much weight will you be carrying in the trailer?

MM.

[caou_26]

My motorhome is a Freightliner motorcoach.

[timmac]

65 foot is the max in most states and a some allow 70 foot.

[Blaster_Man]

What MH are you using as a tow vehicle?

[MountainAir05]

http://towingworld.com/towinglawsbystate.cfm?state2=CO

[chuckftboy]

Most states limit the length to 65 feet. Don't know about Colorado but if you are lucky, they'll be too stoned to notice how long the rig is. I think you'll be fine.