Newbie to Dinghy towing....which dolly?
New to Class C ownership. We now want to tow one of our vehicles which is a 2012 Scion XB automatic. I will be contacting Toyota to verify it can be dolly towed but I believe it can. Weight of ...
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I did a lot of research today of various tow dollies. I purchased the Acme Tow Dolly with the surge brakes. Two reasons - 1) disk brakes that need no adjustment. 2) oil bath hubs: "Hubs and bearings never need lubrication or service."
Instructions say to check the brake fluid as the disk pads wear.
I have never towed a car with my Motor Home, but have needed a car several times when I have made a trip.
Several years ago I bought a Stehl that had NO brakes. I sold it because I did not want to tow without brakes.
I am looking forward to towing my Honda Accord or my daughter's Hyundai Sante Fe.
Does anyone that uses a tow dolly add extra lights to the car, or hook into the car lights?
Instructions say to check the brake fluid as the disk pads wear.
I have never towed a car with my Motor Home, but have needed a car several times when I have made a trip.
Several years ago I bought a Stehl that had NO brakes. I sold it because I did not want to tow without brakes.
I am looking forward to towing my Honda Accord or my daughter's Hyundai Sante Fe.
Does anyone that uses a tow dolly add extra lights to the car, or hook into the car lights?
