Newby to dinghy towing
We have some circumstances that are different than most and are considering towing a dinghy. I am blind and my wife drives the MH for obvious reasons. We have had a MH for about 8 years and she has do...
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23hotrodr wrote:
I am concerned about the added things she will have to keep track of. It might be a bit overwhelming for her. Don't want to get all the stuff to tow and spend the money just to find out that she is miserable, or can't handle the extras.
We would appreciate any observations, suggestions, and thoughts on all this. Thanks-- Mick
I would encourage you to consider creating and then closely following a set of checklists - Particuarly a robust one to be completed prior to departure. This would include often overlooked items like lowering your TV antenna, but also a step-by-step of what's needed to connect the toad, set the brake system up, etc. Even experienced pilots use checklists on every single flight to ensure that no task is missed.
